occlude

He looked up as a tall figure occluded the sky.

The station had grown to occlude most of the view.

I bent my mind toward the way away and clouds occluded the sun.

When they were well clear of anything that would occlude their view, he turned her to face north and said, "Now.

In such cases it may be more appropriate simply to occlude one eye temporarily.

Clouds were occluding the sun and the chill was back in the air.

Perhaps a star had been occluded by Alaska's slow rotation.

Certainly the sun had been occluded by dense, dark gray clouds.

Students occluded her from time to time, and I simply never noticed.

Observers on earth saw the full moon about to occlude a bright new star.

It is placed at eye level with one eye occluded.

I could see it-- a black spot occluding the light.

The entire costume department occluded as a security risk?

In the extreme, the whole cavity can be scarred and occluded.

The memory of bliss was occluded by the retrospective terror.

Susan's view of the hall became progressively occluded by the closing door.

The blood supply to this piece of intestine is immediately occluded.

But then it tightened even harder, until the tunnel was completely occluded.

Also, the flap may be too wide and occlude the lateral ports.

The particles are not meant to mechanically occlude a vessel.

He can travel at least along portions of his life which are not occluded by engrams.

Any sighting of us would have to be visual, as we occlude a star."

His shadow occluded the apex, revealing a tiny point of light.

But other rafts, lower, might spot them occluding the stars as they headed west.

A shadow, as of vast wings, occluded the sky without actually blocking the light.