Sentence examples for without a shade from inspiring English sources

As they moved from room to room, Ms. Bakker pointed out a rug with a hazardous corner; a lamp without a shade; inadequate light in a hallway; doorsills that could be tripped over, mattresses that could be firmer and lower.

By that time, McShane had created another Castleford try, this time for the winger Denny Solomona, although not without a shade of controversy, as Solomona's loose handling close to the line was ignored by the video referee.

Picasso watched the whole pantomime without a shade of expression, and when the car had driven on and the dog had come back to lie down in the road again, he said 'Moi, je voudrais être un chien.'" Picasso seemed to be fascinated with Americans at that time.

But," Saint James says, without a shade of frustration or regret, "it's not the only thing I've done". A cursory glance around her art-crowded Los Feliz home lends proof.

The doping scandals that brought down Lance Armstrong and have tainted professional cycling may have a silver lining: They've set the scene for a new hero to emerge who can win fairly -- and be proven without a shade of doubt to have done so -- and restore the sport's reputation.

Without showing a shade of nerves, save perhaps for the sweat dripping off the brim of his cap, Price got the game's final seven outs to tie the series and send the Tropicana Field cowbells into overdrive.

Since the PVSYST software cannot compute solar energy using the two solar panels with one lying above the other, the top panel is a shade without solar panel but has the same dimension and same orientation of the solar panels in our present study.

But this time the prim dresses and harlequin-patterned cardigans were all about the light: vivid, saturated, neon-bright colors like green, shocking pink and orange, without a neutral shade in sight.

You can't have 30's glamour without red lips; hence, Gala, a shade Jeanine named after Dali's wife.

Essie (essie.com), a nail-polish company, has partnered with Toms to create a shade called "One Day Without Blues".

While walking through the streets of Cairo I've seen countless sheep in the back of transportation trucks beaten senseless for no reason, as well as animals standing outside in 100 degree weather in their own feces and urine, without any shade or a drop of water to drink.