The center has been under a cloud from the start.

The future of the high school, however, had been under a cloud.

S&P has been under a cloud since the 2008 financial crisis.

On the other hand, the leadership is under a cloud.

The Treasury was under a cloud from 1940 to 1943.

"Everything we do is under a cloud of suspicion," he said at one point.

"I don't think the whole department is under a cloud, however.

"The girls tell us all the time they experience tremendous judgment—they're under a cloud of suspicion."

The sun must haw' been under a cloud for some time.

For all these reasons wooden aeroplanes are under a cloud at the moment.

In addition to the questionable contracts, the agency itself is under a cloud.

No, the moon is under a cloud now," explained Tom, looking out of a window. "

Even if the charges are not proven, he could be under a cloud of suspicion for months or years.

I'm under a cloud and so I want to keep here, as quiet as may be.

The moon was under a cloud and her horse would step blindly over.

The whole enterprise seems to be under a cloud.

Yarbro is under a cloud because he works a full-time job to support his family?

Such contrived historical recreation has long been under a cloud.

Perhaps she was letting him know that he was under a cloud.

“He won in spite of being under a cloud and very wet,” he said.

Retailing is under a cloud because Christmas sales were disappointing.

The brief proceedings had been quite private, the people of Paris were not to know as yet that their favourite was under a cloud.

Kingsbarns has been under a cloud after developing a foot infection.

A third and final point to consider is that the reputation of Massine, who died in 1979 at 83, has been under a cloud.

Australia's reputation as a reliable trading nation has been under a cloud for far too long.

"Everything we do is under a cloud of suspicion," he said at one point.

But it is still a sport under a cloud of suspicion.

The next president, whoever he is, will enter office under a cloud of suspicion.

Any picture that takes so long to be released arrives under a cloud of suspicion.

Incumbents would therefore go into the election "under a cloud of suspicion."

"What better way to inform and frighten our public than to have top athletes under a cloud of suspicion?"

And until Chen did, he would be under a cloud of suspicion in Beijing.

No matter what we do, we are under a cloud of suspicion, and I am one of those as well.

Recently he has been fired from his job as a bank teller under a cloud of suspicions about embezzlement.

But she would not live under a cloud of suspicion for a crime she had neither committed nor knew anything about.

He died of natural causes three years ago in eastern Turkey, still under a cloud of suspicion.

He took early retirement in 1963 under a cloud of suspicion that he was a Soviet agent.

"I could not have functioned as head of the church under a cloud of suspicion," he said Wednesday.

He'll be under a cloud of suspicion as long as this mystery isn't cleared up.

But Mr. Powell and his department seem to operate always under a cloud of suspicion.

For others, seeing the ethics agency under a cloud of suspicion evoked more anxiety than schadenfreude.

"By not naming churches or individuals, every church and every minister in the black community is under a cloud of suspicion.

She also finds that the priest that supposedly married them is now retired under a cloud of suspicion.

If Volusia was going into the history books, it would not go in under a cloud of suspicion and embarrassment, they resolved.

Mr. Garcia is not the only member of the House to labor under a cloud of suspicion.

This puts Reacher under a cloud of suspicion.

Boykin, who had himself reported the E911 problem, now found himself under a cloud of suspicion.

The Earps left Tombstone under a cloud of suspicion.

The next week, they withdrew from the Olympics under a cloud of suspicion, just one of several unfortunate incidents for the Greek hosts.

After the trial, the four surviving accused men - one of whom was beaten in an interrogation - continued to live under a cloud of suspicion.