Sentence examples for wide shadow from inspiring English sources

Ms. Gorokhova's mother casts a wide shadow over "A Mountain of Crumbs".

He wants to escape from the wide shadow of his famous father.

The big push is coming from international luxury chains, which are casting a wide shadow on Beijing's hotelscape.

He can also transform a stack of old dictionaries or a single pencil casting a wide shadow into something of mysyteriously monumental import (Johnson).

He can also transform a stack of old dictionaries or a single pencil casting a wide shadow into something of mysteriously monumental import (Johnson).

In the end Knox has less in common with Kafka than with sharp young comic novelists like Chris Bachelder and Lydia Millet who work in the wide shadow of David Foster Wallace's "Infinite Jest," George Saunders's stories and "The Simpsons".

The eclipse will cast its 95-mile (150km) wide shadow starting at dawn in Australia's Northern Territory, then cross the north-east tip of the country before swooping east across the South Pacific, where no islands are in its direct path.

The economy casts a wide shadow over the whole election.

They (and a few other authors) cast such a wide shadow that some stellar 19th-century writers who would have been deemed A-plus novelists in most eras were/are instead thought of as A or A-minus writers.

As a result, days like November 13 , 2015in Paris and March 22, 2016 in Belgium have cast a wide shadow of uncertainty over people and systems long considered safe and reliable.

Such a decision is supposed to be made after consultation with the wider shadow cabinet.