Sentence examples for tiny shadow from inspiring English sources

As the Sun rose higher and became more intense, staring at the tiny shadow of Venus for any length of time became gradually less attractive.

Moreover, the Myrtle Beach week, he said, is a tiny shadow of the Daytona Beach week, which in March was reported to have attracted 600,000 motorcycles.

The landscape over which Kate flies, at the outset of her mission, could be an alien planet, with its swirling patterns of rock, were it not for the tiny shadow of the airplane passing across them like a bug.

The turning circle of the Nano -- about 13 feet -- is undoubtedly one of its best parlor tricks; it is nearly capable of doing a 360-degree turn in its own tiny shadow.

The late afternoon light turns the parks into stage-set backdrops; at the same time the camera picks up minute details like the tiny shadow of lace on a girl's leg.

Cornered by a number of controversies — one of which swept in his own words — Mr. Carney has chalked up the criticism over the handling of the attack on an American mission in Benghazi, Libya, to partisan beefing, cast a tiny shadow of doubt on the I.R.S.'s targeting of conservatives, and defended the administration over its seizure of reporters' phone records.

The Blu-ray "Sleeping Beauty" is so sharp that it is occasionally possible to glimpse the tiny shadows cast by misaligned cels, which adds a welcome humanizing factor.

But at the same time, a surveillance system detects the people in the beach and projects them as tiny shadows in the sandbox.

It might be that we identified some TB patients at very early stage with tiny shadows at the chest X-ray, as the majority did not have any symptoms.

(He probably just can't seem to get out of his great, great gramp's tiny, little shadow).

On the Sunday he began observing at sunrise, the weather was cloudy, but he first saw the tiny black shadow of Venus crossing the Sun at about 3 15 pm, and observed for half an hour until sunset.