Sentence examples for should be shadow from inspiring English sources

Really Thornberry should be shadow minister for youth – though I guess as shadow defence minister she'll meet plenty of our young people as they career towards the Commons in ticking vests.

The state should be shadowed by Jewish rabbinic law and morally swayed by rabbinic courts.

It's true that the gallery atmosphere works to reduce its drama: where there should be a dirt floor there is parquet; where there should be shadows there are spotlights.

Samples should be lit are shadowed or samples should be shadowed are lit.

Not only is it a rampant waste of resources but it tells us that the FBI really doesn't have a clue as to whom precisely they should be shadowing - if in fact there is anyone out there except a handful of marginal oddballs who shop for guerrilla gear on eBay (Miami), play paint ball games (Virginia) and collect a hundred tongue depressors (Queens).

At the very least, there should be a shadow of what once was.

"We are sitting today in what should be the shadows of the World Trade Center," he said.

Yes, Yvette Cooper should have been shadow chancellor; but at least we now have one who (unlike the caretaker) will be distinguishable from George Osborne.

Such a statement can create harmful stereotypes; there should be not a shadow of a doubt regarding the historical truth about Auschwitz.

Updated at 4.57pm GMT 4.43pm GMT David Miliband's speech - Summary and analysis The David Miliband speech will probably reignite the debate about whether he should be Labour's shadow chancellor.

Labour's link with the trade unions is "absolutely where it should be" said the shadow business secretary.