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Meanings of distant shadow in English
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Usage of distant shadow in English
1
Hell's small and distant shadow will not interfere with God's greatness or our joy in him.
2
He was taken from this world before what he had dreaded had cast its most distant shadow.
3
This distant shadow saddens me now.
4
There was nothing between them but the distant shadow of a rival; sooner or later she must be his.
5
The distant shadow grew in size, then was replaced with the distinct shape of an AH-l Cobra attack helicopter.
6
Bolitho stared at the distant shadow as the other vessel took on shape and substance against the dark water.
7
Scarcely had he left his home when he observed a figure as usual like a distant shadow coming after him.
8
What is it?A blissful state of ageless nirvana, where the passage of time means nothing and death is but a distant shadow.
9
Still there are moments when the prison world reels away a distant shadow, and the inner chamber of clay fills full with fiery visions.
10
Suiting the action to the word, he let the machine glide slowly downward, until the distant shadow of the earth could once more be seen.
11
By that time, Simon had disappeared among the distant shadows of the street.
12
The light had destroyed the assurance which had inspired him in the distant shadows.
13
At the barracks, standing dully against the distant shadows, there were many cots of suffering.
14
Reacher watched him go, and then he turned and walked back to the distant shadows.
15
Viper deliberately turned to regard me tall, silent vampire that stood in the distant shadows.
16
Suzanne and the two Arabs were distant shadows to her when that first moon-ray touched their feet.