Examples of using Casts a shadow in English and their translations into German
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One waits until it casts a shadow.
Tree casts a shadow, a place for text.
Vordernberg A dark secret casts a shadow over Vordernberg.
It casts a shadow that points to a spot where the gold may be buried.
The Crescent holds the gnomon, which casts a shadow onto the hour band.
It casts a shadow on the door and doesn't move in a fixed pattern.
With that in mind, it proves to be precisely intentionalthat the viewer, standing outside the booth, inevitably casts a shadow on the video screen.
This beam casts a shadow onto an x-ray film.
That monstrosity that Bank calls a hotel casts a shadow over my pool.
Your board tempting casts a shadow on the sea floor, creating the illusion of large prey.
The breakdown in negotiations with envoys of the Dalai Lama casts a shadow over relations with China.
The Latvian banking crisis casts a shadow over the entire Baltic region, laments the Estonian newspaper Äripäev.
At present, moreover, the Single Market also faces another problem,as the economic crisis casts a shadow over the prospects for its further successful development.
The Latvian banking crisis casts a shadow over the entire Baltic region, laments the Estonian newspaper Äripäev: When[media group]….
There has been a thaw in relations between Tokyo and Beijing since Mr Abe met Chinese president Xi Jinping last November,but the decision not to attend casts a shadow over that progress.
When a heavenly body there casts a shadow, is it then there completely dark?
Mr President, thank you for this opportunity to discuss the very difficult issue of the health professionals detained in Libya,which indeed casts a shadow over international relations with that country.
The southern part of the island casts a shadow over the north, with its towering volcanoes and spewing fumaroles.
And it will be so, if the political will exists to achieve it, both on the part of the European Parliament- whose work will have to be improved and whose responsibilities have already increased- and on the part of the national governments and political forces,which cannot be allowed to maintain the narrow nationalism which casts a shadow on the Council, the founders of the euro.
Viganò's letter(containing the accusations) casts a shadow on this historic moment and attempts to overwrite it.
This duality casts a shadow on the complicated, multilayered situation in the arts, culture, media, society, politics, and religion of the country.
As a result, a credibility deficit has developed, which casts a shadow on the reputation of the United Nations system as a whole.
Nationalism casts a shadow over everything and it is conceivable that the nationalists, the Radical Party, Koštunica and the Socialist Party, and Milošević's party will form a coalition.
The difference is that the moon is a heavenly body at night, which radiates light; and that to such a degree,that this light illuminates the earth and even casts a shadow; and during the day it is just a round disc, which is white and has darks spots, and does not stand out much against the blue surroundings.
The light is planned so that it neither casts a shadow nor dazzles, the noise level is such that you can talk in a normal conversational tone, and the tools are easily accessible and customised for the work.
Try shadow mode: Every 3D object casts a shadow if you want to intensify the 3D experience even more.
Mr President, the great debate which casts a shadow over the Commission's Annual Economic Report is, of course, that of employment.
When there, on the moon, an object brought to it by men casts a shadow, let us say an astronaut, can this man then see his own foot prints on the ground of the moon in his own shadow? .
The supporting attitude of US President Donald Trump for this blockade casts a shadow over international protection of freedom of expression, but fits his own problematic attitude towards critical, free media.