As he talks, the afternoon sun casts long shadows over Langdale, burnishing the fields and fellsides a deep copper-gold.
Even after such companies develop a few layers of management, the CEOs often continue to cast long shadows.
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But "The Weimar Touch" urges viewers to discover more to the Weimar influence than long shadows and claustrophobic ambiance.
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There's also an engaging image of the rooftop bar at the Ravel Hotel in Long Island City, where, based on the sparse crowd, long shadows and two female servers in little black dresses chatting idly, the evening cocktail hour is just getting going.
The evolution in the market for Joan Mitchell's work illustrates how collectors have recently "discovered" an artist long in the shadows of her male counterparts.
He has little charm, and has been lurking far too long in the shadows to acquire the telegenic qualities Poles now seek in a president.
The sun is high when our column ambles out of the corral, the shadows long when we return, past the barn that's home to a wagon, the very one the current owner's grandfather drove in when he bought this place in 1901.
Nuno Gomes and Conceicao went close for Portugal, while the Scots were reduced to chasing shadows for long spells and didn't threaten a goal until a Christian Dailly header drifted narrowly wide in the 90th minute.
However, police experts noticed the shadows in Moore's driveway on the CCTV were too long for February.
But the Obama team clearly thinks that overkill is a risk worth taking so long as they are driving their message home and keeping Mr McCain in the shadows.
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