A little mascara and a touch of shadow is alright to wear!
The shadows of the urns stretch out and touch the shadows of the neighboring tables.
The Moon first touches the shadow at 17:55 BST while still below Britain's horizon and reaches greatest eclipse at 19 54, 30 minutes or so after moonrise.
Finer still is the healing of the blind man, a brief and wordless sequence played out in patterns of light and dark: a stick taps along a white wall, then touches the shadow cast by Jesus' head.
The platinum purity of its disc, tastefully touched with shadows named by the homely astronomy of an earlier time, Copernicus, Aristotle, Plato, Newton, Hell & Bee suddenly seemed precious like one coin we had saved never to spend.
In bed, with him offscreen, she jerks her head down in anticipation of his touch, and the shadow of his hand and arm spread upward across her white dressing gown.
There is also a nice touch when her shadow looms large on a backdrop, beckoning to Dezso Fitos, the groom with whom she had a fine duet in which both dancers repeatedly drop to the knee in an embrace.
Plants have evolved between fifteen and twenty distinct senses, including analogues of our five: smell and taste (they sense and respond to chemicals in the air or on their bodies); sight (they react differently to various wavelengths of light as well as to shadow); touch (a vine or a root "knows" when it encounters a solid object); and, it has been discovered, sound.
The Wanamaker, and its matching dark Jacobean drama, is the place for intimate movements that can pick up on the sexual connections of dance – fingers that briefly touch, bodies that shadow each other, steps that evade and check – a rare chance for a sentence spoken between otherwise segregated sexes wearing heavy clothes.
Her novels are so well-observed and uncomfortably true with both a light touch and a shadow of sadness.
