1. She is shadowed by detectives wherever she goes.

2. The wide brim of his hat shadowed his face.

3. The euro has closely shadowed the dollar.

4. The hood shadowed her face.

5. The grass is shadowed by huge oaks.

6. Detectives shadowed him for weeks.

7. A grove of trees shadowed the house densely.

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8. A wide-brimmed hat shadowed her face.

9. The bay was shadowed by magnificent cliffs.

10. Our planes shadowed the enemy fighter.

11. He was shadowed for a week by the secret police.

12. A beginning beard faintly shadowed his chin and lean cheeks.

13. The police think that the robbers shadowed their victims for days before the crime.

14. A policeman in plain clothes shadowed the criminal all day.

15. The supporters are being shadowed by a large and highly visible body of police.

16. The eyes were deep-set and shadowed.

17. Large, solemn grey eyes gazed back, shadowed with tension.

18. In all the shadowed places there was snow.

19. Detectives shadowed them for weeks, collecting evidence.

20. You may browse in the shops without being shadowed or prodded into buying.

21. High above the immense trees which shadowed the river a magnificent golden eagle soared in slow circles.

22. Sheer terror shadowed her indented eyes, and yet never would she be caught.

23. Begrimed by obscure use, otiose warehouses shadowed the rigid, corky bobbing of gulls.

24. It was one great, shadowed room with bedroom suites flung, at first-floor level, to left and right.

25. The shadowed faces of his detectives were wreathed in cigarette smoke.

26. It returned exciting evidence that suggests massive deposits of water ice in shadowed crater bottoms near the lunar poles.

27. The sun set alight the water drops that speckled their leaves and shadowed the ground beneath them.

28. It hasn't been easy. CARE workers on the ground are constantly shadowed by armed guards.

29. The module will pass over several of the moon's permanently shadowed craters.

30. Lights were already beginning to diamond out of the shadowed pine woods on the lower slopes.

1. A grove of trees shadowed the house densely.

2. A beginning beard faintly shadowed his chin and lean cheeks.

31. Along the shadowed walls are framed photographs of men and women.

32. It slowly faded as he walked along the shadowed path towards the church.

33. I nodded my head, watching the shadowed figures gesturing, belching in hunger, nodding heads, tippling bottles.

34. At that rugged face, shadowed by darkness, into the unearthly blue of his eyes.

35. A house that gets little sun now, shadowed by the surrounding buildings that have sprung up.

36. He eased the car gently up the cobbled ramp, passed beneath the shadowed arch of the gatehouse.

37. On the train to Stranraer and on the steamer to Larne two men and a woman shadowed their every movement.

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38. But the light and shadowed paradise of Navasota was soon to become a thing of the past.

39. He relentlessly shadowed Michael from the start, harrying the Ferrari at every turn.

40. His face shadowed by the dim light, he crept out and slipped through a door behind the bridge.

41. The rats had not shown themselves again, but I'd begun to feel them watching me from shadowed hiding places.

42. Consumed with jealousy, he shadowed her for three days, hoping to catch her with her lover.

43. The cold eyes scrutinising her so impersonally were deep set beneath heavy black brows, and shadowed with fatigue.

44. A face that wore dark glasses and was shadowed by the wide brim of a flat black hat.

45. The moon was bright and it lit his blue eyes and his eyelashes shadowed his cheeks.

46. Her smooth tongue, gleaming, lolled. Sheer terror shadowed her indented eyes, and yet never would she be caught.

47. And last night he eluded his two markers to decisive effect although they shadowed him well for much of the match.

48. His face shadowed with deep lines of bitter irony.

49. Shadowed smiles and secrets unrevealed.

50. The communist is shadowed by spies.

51. The lawn was shadowed by a linden tree.

52. The tree - shadowed alley be also dissolute!

53. If the mood sometimes had its shadowed side, a touch of self-righteousness and meanness, a hint of the old nativist punitive zeal, it also showed great shine.

54. NASA's Lunar Crater Observation and Sensing Satellite, or LCROSS, last month slammed into one of moon's permanently shadowed craters near the south pole to study whether ice was buried underneath.

55. On the first pass he turned up Wingless Bird , Fish - Spear , and The Shadowed Path.

56. In October 2006, a Chinese Song-class diesel-powered attack submarine reportedly shadowed the USS Kitty Hawk aircraft carrier and surfaced undetected four miles from the ship.

57. Waves of shadowed ridges roll toward sunset in Great Smoky Mountains National Park.

58. The dissoluteness of man suggested in the first half of the story is thus shadowed by this tendency.

59. You can lower that risk by fully qualifying all references to a shadowed variable.

60. Nasa's Lunar Reconnaissance Orbiter has used its Diviner instrument to probe the insides of permanently shadowed craters on Earth's satellite.

61. The chanting stilled as the leader, face shadowed by a heavily gilded hood, stepped forward and began to intone a ritual in some indecipherable tongue.

62. He had the eerie feeling that he was being shadowed.

63. Crater - scarred Rhea floats in the distance, peeking out from behind Saturn's partly shadowed rings.

64. LCROSS uses the spent second stage of the Atlas rocket, the Centaur, as an SUV-sized kinetic impactor that will excavate a small crater on the floor of a permanently shadowed lunar crater.

65. Last year, NASA smacked a spent Centaur rocket into a shadowed lunar crater and blew out the first definite signs that the moon is chock-full of water.

66. You and I moving in the dark. Bodies close but souls apart. Shadowed smiles and secrets unrevealed . I need to know the way you feel.

67. Or in Sir Thomas Browne's magnificent phrase, the speech of a community is for its members 'a hieroglyphical and shadowed lesson of the whole world'.