Sentence examples for which overshadows from inspiring English sources

All of which overshadows a really rather good over from Anderson.

This is the essence of business-to-business commerce, which overshadows retail sales.

"We are left with this finding which overshadows all the previous studies put together.

M&S posh turkey gravy £4 for 500g ★★☆☆☆ Very rich in marsala, which overshadows the fact that it is the meatiest-tasting gravy of the lot.

The comical character plays a vital part in the celebration of the feast day of St Nicholas, known as Sinterklaas, which overshadows Christmas as the most important children's holiday.

And along with corruption there's another big problem in Helmand, which overshadows progress made.

The rules shambles which overshadowed the conclusion to the US Open is similarly pertinent.

(Unfortunately for Gilmore, the game ended with his flag for pass interference on Reggie Wayne, which overshadowed his bang-up job).

Yesterday, David Axelrod said the move, which overshadowed a visit to Israel by the US vice-president, Joe Biden, was "very destructive".

To his credit there was no hint of the kind of loss of temper which overshadowed the 30-year-old's time in English football.

Consider the war in Afghanistan, which overshadowed the visit and has the power to strain Mr Cameron's and Mr Obama's high-level bonding.