Examples of 'shadows' in a sentence
Meaning of "shadows"
shadow (noun): In English, 'shadow' refers to a dark area or shape created when an object blocks light
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- plural of shadow
- third-person singular simple present indicative form of shadow
How to use "shadows" in a sentence
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Shadows change shape depending on the light.
Watch those shadows stalking the rooms.
Shadows and lies mask you from me.
I see a lot of shadows around that phone.
Shadows were trying to get inside your head.
We work in the shadows to build a world of peace.
Shadows of people who are not really there.
These are but shadows of things that have been.
We can not keep working in the shadows.
These shadows are very interested in ghost children.
They are but lingering shadows of a foolish girl.
The shadows here would swallow you up.
We can watch the shadows get longer.
When shadows pale along the trail.
It drives away the shadows you cast on me.
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My shadows passed the fly spiral back.
There are no more shadows for you to hide in.
The shadows are playing with our eyes.
They were casting shadows over the wall.
The shadows will give us a clean outline.
But a dusky menace shadows our prosperity.
These shadows are too opaque for bone.
That it was a town of shadows and secrets now.
The shadows can invade the self.
We make like the shadows at high noon.
We are shadows who sometimes meet in a guarded flat.
People have seen shadows in the house.
These shadows were all that was left of them.
We will seek the shadows together then.
Its vision is entirely adapted to the shadows.
Monstrous shadows that say hateful things.
So blend the turrets and shadows there.
Just tree shadows blowing in the wind.
And stealthily step through the shadows.
Not even the shadows will disappear.
We are both men who work in the shadows.
Without those shadows we call our servants.
Now we must retreat into the shadows.
Light and shadows change the walls.
I think old sins have long shadows.
We saw the shadows of the morning light.
The sun throws light and shadows.
They are quiet as shadows and as light as feathers.
You have only seen the shadows.
Our two shadows merged into one.
I see no more than the shadows of ghosts.
If these shadows remain unaltered by the future.
Afirst analasys ofthe shadows ofthe past.
Here the shadows are shown as black as pitch.
It just lightens up the shadows a little bit.
