overshadow造句

Large oak trees overshadow the garden.

Exports and investment overshadow household consumption.

Two silhouettes overshadow the falls and the desolate room.

They do not outweigh or overshadow the importhnce of older types of IW or IO;

Fears for the president's safety could overshadow his peace-making mission.

"Despite her professional success, she is always overshadow by her husband."

Mr Subramanian argues that China's economic might will overshadow America's sooner than people think.

Live with your earnest heart and be kind to your limited ones. Don't let yesterday's frustrations overshadow tomorrow.

But does that mean that China will overshadow the United States as Latin America's top economic partner?

At the same time, though, we do not want our story to overshadow the critical plight of these desperate defectors.

That the OBR got into such a tangle is disappointing, but this should not overshadow some genuine achievements.

British brides are living in fear and horror that the Prince William and Kate Middleton's Royal wedding could overshadow their big day.

DURING the campaign ahead of Mexico's state elections on July 4th, many feared that the gruesome run-up to the vote would overshadow the results.

However, it is surprising that oddness always overshadow his real, hard-won achievements. in my opinion, he is just a child who make mistakes occasionally.

Consider how success plays a role in that process, but don't let a thirst for achievement and awards overshadow those big picture goals.

Like a small root that grows into a great tree, bitterness could spring up in their hearts and overshadow their deepest Christian relationships (12:15).

Acts 5:15 so that they even carried the sick out into the streets and placed them on cots and MATS, in order that when Peter came, at least his shadow might overshadow some of them.

Insomuch that they brought forth the sick into the streets, and laid them on beds and couches, that at the least the shadow of Peter passing by might overshadow some of them.

The cases are the way to set back for a sport played by cheating atheletes during the last two summer games when the distressing too overshadow some exceptional performances on the lifting ground.

He has also established a reputation in the league as a hard-nosed defender and able shotmaker, though his "thug" image tends to overshadow his positive on-court contributions.