Sentence examples for shady by from inspiring English sources

15 8 2 SLIGHTLY SHADY, by Amanda Quick.

"They're not going to be involved with something that was shady, by any means".

For instance, a common response to suboptimal thermal conditions is relocation to thermal refuges, such as areas made shady by undercut banks or protruding vegetation, or areas with cooler water such as side-channels, lateral seeps or groundwater seeps (Bell, 2006; Dallas, 2008).

At the time, it was run by a shady character by the name of Jules Roth Jules Roth.

He has also been depicted by his critics as somehow sinister and shady, dogged by a remark by a onetime aide who said there was "something of the night" about him.

The Omaha Belt Line was formed in 1883 by the Union Pacific; some shady dealings by Jay Gould brought the Belt Line into the control of the Missouri Pacific Railroad by 1885, when it was constructed with Union Pacific materials under the control of the MoPac.

One spot running frequently here by the Republican National Committee suggests shady dealings by Mr. Gore.

The research results suggest that 1) this new structure presents outstanding cooling performance compared with the general embankment, and the annual average temperature of sunny slope drops by about 3 °C and the shady slope by about 1.74 °C.

Branded "a sunny place for shady people" by British novelist Somerset Maugham eons ago, dismissed as a "rogue state" by the French parliament just a decade ago, Monaco is trying to clean up its rep.

These steps should help to reduce the shady maneuvering by unscrupulous pharmaceutical companies.

Journalists in Britain have traditionally justified shady practices by arguing that they are in "the public interest".