Sentence examples for the shadow between from inspiring English sources

The shadow between bursts of light in film lurks as a metaphor.

Is the shadow between two buildings a fox, or is it a young woman "existing in the spaces between buildings and bins"?

In The Harbour from 1952, which Heron praised for its "animal vigour", a curved black line cuts up through whiteness – a jetty, but also perhaps a tongue or the shadow between two legs.

Others are more nuanced: the misanthropic, homosexual Hardy's dealings with his bluestocking sister Gertrude, the childhood accident that robbed her of an eye hanging permanently in the shadow between them; the don's wife Alice Neville with her secret passion for Ramanujan.

The problems lurk in the shadows between landscaped brick homes and the bucolic countryside.

CHONGQING, CHINA - At a lakeside park, tucked in the shadows between trees and bushes, is a cemetery with a story many in China would like to forget.

But it's still fairly quick and the results look good – the dark grey blends in with the shadows between floorboards.

A man of medium build disappears into the shadows between Commercial and the town wharf, outside the public bathrooms, which have been closed for hours.

Now he was alone, leaning hunchbacked over the railing in the shadows between the two lit windows, his shoulders broad in his checked shirt, whose sleeves were rolled up, businesslike, to the elbows.

So does the dream ensemble of a cast and a technical team that delicately and precisely summons a landscape from the shadows between life and death, between make-believe and reality.

THE history of American vernacular music over the last half-century-plus has often hinged on entrepreneurs who hung out in the shadows between mainstream culture and its marginal cousins.