Usar "shading" en una oración

1. I barely remember Earth and when I try to picture it in my mind today I notice the fields covered with ribbonleaves and archwoods shading the houses

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2. There are stone benches and many large trees shading the courtyard

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3. He peaked out, shading his eyes from the blinding afternoon sun

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4. in the palm of his shading hand

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5. There were pine trees whose needles hung onto small limbs, shading a part of the boulder

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6. If a person, of whatever shading, hates a person of a different color, that"s racism

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7. Meanwhile he’d made a good living, in part by shading the truth

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8. shading her eyes with her hand, looked out, in hopes of seeing a little

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9. He straightened up as they dismounted, shading his eyes against the sun

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10. Shading her eyes from the glaring hot sun, she peered about

11. puzzled thoughts, he slowly nudged the door open, shading his

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12. All the parchment and binding roared back in answer, cream shading transmuted to crimson, a destruction of words

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13. What I tell you is this: whilst my father and mother barely remembered me many field-lengths away, I sat alone under the grey cypress tree, its leaves shading me from the worst of the chill

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14. As they approached the last doorway, an old man appeared in it, shading his squinting eyes from the slant of the sun with his hand

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15. As they approached the last doorway, an old man appeared in it, shading his

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16. Bathymetric chart: a chart indicating depths of water by contour lines and shading; a bottom contour chart

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17. She leans back shading you facing outward

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18. Rory stood, swung his arms as if to improve circulation and then squatted down, apparently facing up the coast, shading his eyes against the glare off the sea

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19. It looked as though they were shading away from the strong blue sky and their

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20. He whistled loudly for a while and shading his eyes with his hand looked in all directions but did not sight the dog

21. it out is up to you, as you can see you could use coloured shading or text for

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22. First the rose (which is a form of red) then the yellow, shading

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23. The governor read what he had written, slowly, with his open hand shading his eyes from the bronze butterlamp, his lips moving

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24. Turning and shading his eyes against the sun, he saw the bird, a big, dark black and white creature, bearing down out of the blue sky at great speed

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25. is something like a smile forming on the corner of her lips, the wave is shading

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26. large trees shading the front of the building

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27. shading her eyes with her hand, squinting reproachfully while he fumbled for his keys

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28. “Ahh,” screamed the man with the scar, as he raised an arm before his eyes, shading them from the painfully bright light that was shining on him

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29. You can help cool your home by shading the windows with awnings

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30. Their path led through more forest, the trees pressed closely in, shading them from the warm red sun

31. “Portraits,” he answered, a faint smile shading his lips

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32. He was as large as Brander, if not larger, and had silver strands of hair shading his dark blond hair

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33. Jason and Deanna were in the background, shading their eyes as they peered

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34. Here you can see how the metaphor slides from an economic free market tone to farmer's market shading to geographical field solidity; one metaphor, market; three tones: free, farmer's, local; but multiple ethical inferences and emotional responses

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35. spread a canopy of green over them, shading them

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36. opinions, spin, deceptions, or any shading of facts

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37. felt the news was biased, full of spin, deceptive, or a shading of the actual

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38. is nothing but obvious spin, bias, shading of the truth, and outright lies

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39. The glass here had taken on a shading tint against the sunlight

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40. Jack turned to face me, shading his eyes from the glare

41. As she lay in her nest, clenching the thin, smooth branch of whatever bush was shading her, she wondered again about Stan and how easily he had deceived her, but before she could think too long, a party ascended the mountain from the east—probably the source of the voices she had heard by the stream

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42. Beyond Stresow the road was hilly and charming, with woods drawing sometimes to the edge of it and shading us, and sometimes drawing back to the other side of meadows; and there were the first fields of yellow lupins in flower, and I had the delight to which I look forward each year as July approaches of smelling that peculiarly exquisite scent

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43. ” He said, the dim twilight partly shading his face

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44. Shading should be a subtle blending rather than obvious patches; use pinks, golds, peaches and reds in daytime, and keep the darker browns for use under electric light

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45. Experiment with different ways of shading and highlighting your eyes, and see which shapes and colors suit you best

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46. Out in the garden, for instance, down there beyond the lime-trees at the end, where you could stand in the gap in the lilac hedge and look straight out across the rye-fields, the immense unending rye-fields, dipping and rising, delicate grey, delicate green, shining in sunlight, dark beneath a cloud, restlessly waving, on and on, till over away at the end of things they got to the sky and were only stopped by brushing up against it--out there with one's hand shading one's eyes from the too great brightness, who could find fault with anything, who could do anything but look and see that it was all very good? Oh, but it _was_ good

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47. They had been, he perceived, like a dark blind shading his eyes from the tormenting glare of too much domesticity

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48. I know it will be tricky but leave to the shading to others

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49. The fulmination that had dissipated a little earlier would have blinded him too were it not for said helm shading his eyes from any glare

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50. to be shading his eyes with the other

51. special nuance of shading

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52. As the use of shading became systematized the contour

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53. In Line Drawing shading should only be used to aid the expression of form

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54. In this method the lines of shading not being much varied in direction or curved at all, a minimum amount of that "form stimulus" is conveyed

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55. The curving of the lines in shading adds considerably to the force of the relief, and suggests much stronger modelling

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56. In the case of foreshortened effects, where the forms are seen at their fullest, arching one over the other, some curvature in the lines of shading is of considerable advantage in adding to the foreshortened look

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57. In figure drawing it is an interesting quality to use sparingly, with the shading done on the across-the-form principle; and to suggest a difference of texture or a straining of the form

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58. Lines of shading drawn in every direction, crossing each other and resolving themselves into tone effects, suggest atmosphere and the absence of surface form

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59. The crossing of lines in shading gives a more opaque look

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60. This method will lighten or darken a tone in varying degree, according to whether the lines are thick, thin, or gradated—somewhat in the same way that lines of shading are drawn in line work

61. In the chapter on line work it was stated that: "Lines of shading drawn across the forms suggest softness, lines drawn in curves fulness of form, lines drawn down the forms hardness, and lines crossing in every direction atmosphere," and these rules apply equally well to the direction of the brush strokes (the brush work) in a painting

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62. How also in Plate I he has carried the vertical feeling even into the sheep in the front, introducing little bands of vertical shading to carry through the vertical lines made by the kneeling figures

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63. By losing the outline of the third figure on the right and getting a double line out of the single figure on the left by means of the outline of the mass of hair, and also by shading this single figure more strongly, he has contrived to keep a perfect balance

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64. Not getting it in the contour, Watts has boldly introduced it by means of shading the farther arm and insisting on the light upper edge of the outstretched arm and hand, while losing somewhat the, outline of the head beyond

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65. Fulness of form indicated by shading, 102, 124

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66. Lines of shading, different, 102, 123

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67. Softness indicated by shading, 102, 123

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68. It is indeed an endless task to follow the numerous shading placed on the simple words by various interpreters

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69. You will then get a shading effect

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70. said Jacob, shading his eyes and observing that the side of the figure which is turned away from view is left in the rough

71. Shading her eyes with her hand Mrs

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72. She drew herself up slowly, shading her eyes with her hand to look

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73. disordered curls, irregularly shading a face, on which all the roseate

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74. Then, he took up the candle, and, shading it with his murderous hand so as to throw its light on me, stood before me, looking at me and enjoying the sight

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75. It was a dark, handsome, clear-cut face which confronted Milverton, a face with a curved nose, strong, dark eyebrows shading hard, glittering eyes, and a straight, thin-lipped mouth set in a dangerous smile

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76. I’m shading toward the dead end of the middle

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77. Sylvia, in a cream-colored sweater and straight skirt, shading her eyes from the mischievous sun, walking on into the great return

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78. Stooping and shading my candle with my hand, I ran in a frenzy of fear to the rocky archway, hastened up it, and never stopped until, with weary feet and panting lungs, I rushed up the final slope of stones, broke through the tangle of briars, and flung myself exhausted upon the soft grass under the peaceful light of the stars

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79. He stood about thirty feet above deck level in Defiant’s mizzen ratlines, shading his eyes against the fierce light of the newly risen sun as he peered almost directly into it

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80. He sailed close enough to exchange hails with the workmen, shading their eyes on the edge of the sheer drop of the cliff overhung by the jib-head of a powerful crane

81. argument, looked up and, shading his eyes, glanced down the driveway

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82. ’ He rested for a moment against the pump, shading his eyes

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83. But Legolas stood beside him, shading his bright elven-eyes with his long slender hand, and he saw not a shadow, nor a blur, but the small figures of horsemen, many horsemen, and the glint of morning on the tips of their spears was like the twinkle of minute stars beyond the edge of mortal sight

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84. 'Beyond all hope you return to us in our need! What veil was over my sight? Gandalf!' Gimli said nothing, hut sank to his knees, shading his eyes

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85. He rose and gazed out eastward, shading his eyes, as if he saw things

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86. Legolas gazed ahead, shading his eyes from the level shafts of the

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87. 'Many miles lie between,' said Legolas, gazing thither and shading his eyes with his long hand

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88. Soon we arrived at another clump of trees shading an intersection with another dirt lane

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89. “They’re probably caught in traffic,” Bree said, shading her eyes from the afternoon sun

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90. shading denotes a lack of demonstrated contribution to cocaine seeking, whereas gray shading