The president always casts a shadow over the midterm elections.
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His death still casts a shadow over America's relations with Russia.
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His tale, though, casts a shadow over a much sadder one.
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"This just casts a shadow over our political institutions," Marc Bouwyn said.
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The move casts a shadow over similar foreign ventures in the country.
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History casts a shadow over the way the two countries see one another.
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Experts say the dispute casts a shadow over a prized piece of art history.
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"This casts a shadow over pretty much everything I do," Francesca told BuzzFeed News.
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In particular, amortization of R&D casts a shadow over small and medium companies.
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"It casts a shadow over the predictability and effectiveness of policy making," Curry said.
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As the dispute between them escalates, it casts a shadow over Jake's relationship with Tony.
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The civil war still casts a shadow over the country nearly eight decades after its end.
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For artists who care about more than revenue, this situation casts a shadow over their idealism.
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Their resistance casts a shadow over whether a bankruptcy judge will sign off on the plan.
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She is presumably channeling another middle-aged woman and the hat casts a shadow over her face.
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But, he said, Kennedy's decision to retire during Trump's Presidency casts a shadow over the Justice's legacy .
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But Samuel has a criminal history, which casts a shadow over the pair's eccentric but functional domesticity.
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The slowdown casts a shadow over the timing of the European Central Bank's rate hike, he said.
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The health scare casts a shadow over Australia's strawberry industry, worth more than A$130 million ($93.61 million) each year.
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During the total lunar eclipse, the Earth moves between the sun and the moon, which casts a shadow over the moon.
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That casts a shadow over $85 billion of bilateral trade at a time when both economies are already under significant pressure.
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Now, while the Lenin statue still casts a shadow over the square, skateboarders there are mostly amused or ambivalent about his presence.
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It is easy to give up in face of a problem that seems so massive it casts a shadow over the whole world.
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His acceptance of tens of thousands of dollars from real estate interests casts a shadow over his appealing résumé and solid government experience.
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The idea that policy change may create even more stringent restrictions on sending money internationally casts a shadow over small business owners' heads.
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GOODLATTE: However, I think that it is also important that, because this casts a shadow over the presidency, that Mr. Mueller be sensitive to that.
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The two points above have emanations that form a penumbra that casts a shadow over the scope of the abortion debate in the United States.
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The Paralympic Family is united in grief at this horrendous tragedy which casts a shadow over what have been great Paralympic Games here in Rio.
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Mr. Oliver's grotesque remark reminds us yet again that the era of racial terror that spawned these memorials still casts a shadow over American life.
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But at the very least, the scandal casts a shadow over his carefully calibrated image as a progressive champion of racial, gender and immigrant rights.
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Nepal's doctors are committed to bringing maternal mortality down further, but President Trump's reintroduction of the global gag rule casts a shadow over their efforts.
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The outlook also casts a shadow over Australia's economy and its largest listed bulk grain handler, GrainCorp Ltd, which earns most of its revenues from trading wheat.
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Now that he has died, his absence on the revival will be deeply felt, and casts a shadow over what otherwise would have been a fun, soapy lark.
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He's wearing torn jeans, a T-shirt with fashion-forward bleach stains on it, and a Carolina Hurricanes hat that casts a shadow over his subtle face tattoos.
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"Low potential growth casts a shadow over the long-run economic prospects for the euro area, creating a negative feedback loop," Praet told a business forum in Brussels.
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The scandal still casts a shadow over VW, with prosecutors last week accusing its Chief Executive Herbert Diess of holding back market-moving information on the rigged tests.
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The report casts a shadow over Senegal's energy plans before the first oil and gas starts flowing and despite reassurances from the president that he would root out corruption.
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Other dangers have not gone away, with climate concerns moving up the agenda as Trump's arrival as President in the White House casts a shadow over curbing carbon emissions.
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The opening of the investigation nevertheless casts a shadow over the company at a time when a recent boom in global aircraft sales had been showing signs of slowing.
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And the shakiness of intelligence on North Korea — even on fundamental questions like how many nuclear weapons Mr. Kim possesses — casts a shadow over Mr. Trump's options going forward.
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The growing threat that TPP will fail in the US casts a shadow over Japan's own debate about ratification, which is due to start after the budget passes this month.
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While federal illegality currently casts a shadow over the U.S. market, "everybody understands that the U.S. market is going to be the biggest market globally in the foreseeable future," he added.
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The report from the ARC Centre of Excellence for Coral Reef Studies casts a shadow over the long-term prospects of the Great Barrier Reef against a backdrop of climate change.
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With each passing year, as heatwaves become habitual and storms become more frequent and ferocious, climate change casts a shadow over our well-being and especially the well-being of our children.
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Samira Wiley's so sharply bright she casts a shadow over the present; Alexis Bledel is a wry surprise; Madeline Brewer plays Janine as a YA protagonist for whom everything's gone hopelessly sour.
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The signature drink at Quinary in Hong Kong's buzzy SoHo neighborhood is a sight to behold, and the architect who designed the molecular masterpiece still casts a shadow over the city's cocktail scene.
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"The Paralympic family is united in grief at this horrendous tragedy which casts a shadow over what have been great Paralympic Games here in Rio," International Paralympic Committee president Sir Philip Carven said.
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Shy at first, she slowly opened up, sharing that she likes to look for toucans on the tree that casts a shadow over her small courtyard, where several cats and chickens roam free.
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Putting the group into the Hall of Fame should be a no-brainer, but the looming figure of Hulk Hogan and that tape casts a shadow over what should be a straightforward process.
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The letter casts a shadow over LeEco's bold ambitions in sectors from online entertainment to cars after the relatively unknown tech firm burst on to the Chinese market over the last few years.
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Merely the threat that the US will abandon the Iran agreement and restore sanctions casts a shadow over that nation's efforts to revive foreign investment, one of the deal's principal selling points there.
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The suspension of the system, designed to help track medicine sales, casts a shadow over the traceability of drugs in the world's second largest pharmaceutical market, even as Beijing looks to support domestic firms.
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Nearly paralyzed, the administration now labors under a cloud of scandal that casts a shadow over the nation and the world, both of which have been deprived of proper leadership by the White House.
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"The Paralympic family is united in grief at this horrendous tragedy, which casts a shadow over what have been great Paralympic Games here in Rio," the I.P.C. president, Philip Craven, said in a statement.
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While the vast majority of banks operate with integrity, the financial system relies so heavily on public trust that violations by even a small number of firms casts a shadow over the entire industry.
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But uncertainty around them casts a shadow over how smoothly the transition can go; industry experts say investments in refining, tank storage or vessel upgrades need to happen now in order to be ready in time.
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The International Energy Agency (IEA) cut its global oil demand growth forecasts for this year and next on Friday, citing fears of an economic downturn as the U.S.-China trade war casts a shadow over markets.
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And it casts a shadow over the political fortunes of Mr. Christie, a New Jersey Republican who until this week had been considered a potential running mate for Donald J. Trump, the party's presumptive nominee for president.
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And as the outbreak casts a shadow over the economy and Tokyo's preparations to host the Summer Olympics, Abe has stressed that the next couple of weeks will be crucial in the battle to contain its spread.
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"The fact that they are having trouble with (health-care repeal) casts a shadow over the tax cut and the tax cut was supposed to be the principal fiscal stimulus for the improvement in real GDP," Wien said.
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GENOA, Italy, Sept 20 (Reuters) - Investors in Italy's Carige met on Thursday in the port city of Genoa to elect a new board, but shareholder infighting casts a shadow over the troubled lender's ability to solve its problems.
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Wearing ripped jeans and a baseball cap that sometimes casts a shadow over his eyes, Cross moseys back and forth over three rugs that give the stage the feeling of a sparsely decorated room in a bed-and-breakfast.
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Strong growth in SThree's two biggest markets, continental Europe and the United States, has helped the company offset the impact of a slowdown in hiring in Britain, where Brexit casts a shadow over decision-making by companies and workers.
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"Corruption in Albany casts a shadow over the many honest public servants who do good work in the administration of government, and deprives the citizens of New York of the honest representation they deserve," he said in a statement.
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At a time when the European economy is already on the cusp of an economic recession and Brexit uncertainty casts a shadow over its economy, Germany continues to be reluctant to use fiscal policy to stimulate its weakening economy.
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With a regretful tone, Lynch said on Friday she would not privately meet with Bill Clinton again and that she understood how the meeting "casts a shadow" over the perception of the Justice Department's probe into Hillary Clinton's email use.
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The report casts a shadow over the long-term prospects of the Great Barrier Reef against a backdrop of climate change and scientists said UNESCO may reconsider its decision not to put the World Heritage Site on its endangered list.
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In the video above, five women of color discuss their experiences with texturism, and how they came to embrace their coils and kinks, despite the fact that the idea of "good hair" still casts a shadow over the natural hair community.
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It is a sentiment shared by thousands of other volunteer vigilantes who have been instrumental in checking Boko Haram's progress but whose presence now casts a shadow over longer-term efforts to bring stability to the troubled Lake Chad region.
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Suspending the Shanghai-London Stock Connect scheme casts a shadow over the future of a project meant to build ties between Britain and China, help Chinese firms expand their investor base and give mainland investors access to UK-listed companies.
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Much about her is different from when she was young, but when a second mass murder casts a shadow over Celeste's life — and she quips about it — Corbet seems to be hewing to Marx's dictum that history happens first as tragedy and then as farce.
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While Trump is not directly responsible for the deaths and imprisonment of the journalists honored here, he still casts a shadow over the selections, having stood by the Saudi Crown Prince even as more evidence of his role in Khashoggi's murder was found, and heaping praise upon Duterte's strong-arm tactics.
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To some observers, that tweet could itself be legally problematic for the president or particularly for his son — partly because it is illegal for a campaign to solicit money or other things of value from a foreign national or foreign government, and partly because the tweet casts a shadow over earlier, misleading explanations.
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But I do think that their enduring and growing power casts a shadow over the Silicon Valley legend that there are lots of great new consumer tech innovations being incubated right now in garages or dorm rooms somewhere that will be taken all the way to becoming great companies, the way each of the Gang of Five was.
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" However, Theodore Johnson, who studies African American politics at the Brennan Center for Justice, told the New York Times there is another factor affecting candidates of color, namely that the first black president casts a shadow over how they're evaluated: "Their road is easier because of Obama, but their ability to secure the nomination is harder because they're not Obama.
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Konrad and Eybjorg complain to their neighbours Inga and Baldvin that their tree casts a shadow over their backyard patio. This ignites a feud that escalates exponentially, leading to a tragic yet comedic ending.
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This casts a shadow over their marriage. The youthful and pretty Yuhang is a dynamic girl bursting with life and passion. She encourages Bufan to face up to reality instead of wallowing in self-pity and becoming angst-ridden.
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On board the ship, she dies giving birth to a baby girl. Vittorio names the girl Rita, after Saint Rita from Teresa's book. In Toronto, Rita has blue eyes just like her biological father and her presence casts a shadow over the family as she is a constant reminder of Cristina's affair. Vittorio becomes her protector as she is neglected and abused by Mario.
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CLASP buildings fell out of favour in the late-1970s. Budgetary advances and changing architectural tastes made the scheme obsolete, but the troublesome legacy of asbestos still casts a shadow over many public buildings. Around 3,000 CLASP buildings are still in use across Britain, posing real problems for local authorities and dutyholders alike. It can be tempting to disregard CLASP building as a bygone problem, but doing so is incredibly dangerous.
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Roman basin sundial, a Mesopotamian type. The pointer casts a shadow over the engraved hour lines in the basin. The hours are numbered I-XII, running from the first hour of the day on the left to the last on the right. The pointer is set at meridies, “mid-day,” which is at 6:00. The hours are “seasonal;” that is, the number of degrees in an hour depends on the day of the year.
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According to Gregg Rubinstein of Carnegie Endowment for International Peace, the US and Japan have differing approaches and priorities on joint-developing the stealth fighter. US defense officials emphasized that operational concepts and capability requirements should be the basis for fighter acquisition. In contrast, the Japanese officials have prioritized technology development and industrial base interest. In addition, the bitter legacy of the F-2 casts a shadow over discussions between the two countries.
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Christine Papin (Sylvie Testud), and Léa Papin (Julie-Marie Parmentier) are sisters with a troubled past, who work as maids in Le Mans, France. After a string of domestic jobs, they start working for the Lancelin family, which consists of Monsieur Lancelin, his wife and their adult daughter Genevieve. Christine sees in Madame Lancelin a mother figure, in spite of her severity. But their wretched background — an indifferent mother, a drunken, abusive father and time spent in orphanages — casts a shadow over the girls.
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The Globe and Mail, Marsha Lederman, VANCOUVER, April 13, 2016 By this time he had been suffering from kidney failure for several years, and missed some of the final performances."Death casts a shadow over musical moments of 2016", Vancouver Sun, Stuart Derdeyn, December 30, 2016"Final Regina show for illness-challenged Spirit of the West". CBC News · Mar 29, 2016 Ditrich lived in Vancouver until 1993, but after the birth of his first son, he moved to Vancouver Island and still lives there with his wife, Marion, and their two sons.
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Fairleigh Dickinson University's PublicMind conducted a national survey in August 2001 which polled 800 people. 37% said that they watched the show regularly, and 65% of this group (192 people, or 24% of the total) disagreed that the show negatively portrayed Italian Americans. Professor William Roberts was associated with the poll, and is the author of several books on modern Italian history; he commented that: "The show's inflated image of organized crime casts a shadow over both the state and its Italian American community." At the end of the series, the PublicMind conducted a second national survey on The Sopranos.
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The coffin lid finishes with a cornice, appearing to be supported by ovolo (curved decorative moulding beneath the edge), which casts a shadow over the coffin; it is crowned by another laurel wreath on a raised platform, indented in the middle to echo the placement of the wreaths on the side. The bottom of the structure is moulded onto three diminishing steps on an island in the centre of Whitehall surrounded by government buildings. The cenotaph is austere, containing very little decoration. At each end, on the second tier below the tomb, is a laurel wreath, the work of sculptor Francis Derwent Wood, and on the sides is the inscription .
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Some British musical acts scheduled to perform at the 2010 Coachella Valley Music and Arts Festival in California, including Bad Lieutenant, Gary Numan, Delphic, Frightened Rabbit, Talvin Singh and The Cribs and the American group Hypnotic Brass Ensemble (who were touring in Europe) encountered flight cancellations, jeopardizing their scheduled slots, all of them eventually cancelling their performances.British bands' Coachella Festival slots in doubt as volcanic ash shuts UK airports NME, 15 April 2010Icelandic Volcano Casts a Shadow Over Indio, Calif. The New York Times: Artsbeat, 15 April 2010Volcano Forces Coachella Cancellations Pitchfork Media, 16 April 2010Lang, Derrik J. (18 April 2010) Hollywood vs. The Volcano: Ash disrupts celebs The Associated Press.
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Bishop Leonard (occasionally known as "Len") Brennan (played by Jim Norton) appears from the episode "The Passion of St Tibulus" until "Kicking Bishop Brennan up the Arse". Bishop Brennan is a stern, overbearing, foul- mouthed, lecherous, hypocritical narcissist who despises Ted (though he sometimes expresses concern for him, such as when Ted jumps down the stairs and through the window) and frequently casts a shadow over the lowly priest's life. Throughout the series he consistently addresses Ted using his surname – this surname-only reference is one of several traits that symbolises his displeasure of the Fathers' incompetence. He equally despises Dougal, whom he refers to as a "cabbage".
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After the event the family is forced to apologize formally to the groom's family and the oldest brother of Ginko and Tetsuro severs all ties with his younger brother. After staying with Ginko for a short time, she lends him money to go back to Osaka where he came from in the first place. Her uncle's behavior casts a shadow over Koharu's marriage and soon she has got to move in with her mother again. Even Ginko's patience with her brother comes to an end when she is forced to reimburse a lover of his who had entrusted him with her savings which he has gambled away.
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The Battles of Khalkhin Gol were depicted in the 2011 South Korean war film My Way. The film was inspired by the allegedly true tale of a Korean named Yang Kyoungjong who was captured by the Americans on D-Day. Yang Kyoungjong was conscripted in the Imperial Japanese Army, fought in the Battles of Khalkhin Gol against the Red Army, then was enlisted to the Red Army, fought against the Germans and, after being taken prisoner, he joined the Wehrmacht. The Nomonhan Incident casts a shadow over the whole of Haruki Murakami's The Wind-Up Bird Chronicle, although there is little detail about the main battle itself.
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The Convair B-36 featured prominently in Paramount's 1955 film Strategic Air Command starring James Stewart, who plays a World War II bomber pilot and member of the Air Force Reserve and is forced to crash land in the Arctic. The film features many good aerial shots of B-36s and was primarily filmed at Carswell AFB, Texas, and MacDill AFB in Tampa, Florida, and Al Lang Field in nearby St. Petersburg, Florida. One particularly difficult shot was that of Stewart's character, a baseball player, standing on the baseball field at Al Lang Field while a B-36 flies overhead and casts a shadow over him, foreshadowing his imminent recall to active service.
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Also singling out Streisand's vocal delivery, Rolling Stones Jon Landau wrote that "there is something about that big, beautiful, instantly recognizable voice singing in front of a strictly pro big band that casts a shadow over the material"; describing it as a pop record, he called "On a Clear Day (You Can See Forever)" the album's best track and felt that the album's "shortcomings never really seem to matter". In the United States, the album debuted at number 100 on the Billboard 200 for the week ending November 18, 1972. On January 6 of the following year, Live Concert at the Forum peaked at number 19. The Recording Industry Association of America certified the live album Gold for shipments upwards of 500,000 sales on February 13, 1973 and upgraded the certification to Platinum for shipments of one million on November 21, 1986.
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