shadiness

But after years in the sport, they seem to have grown accustomed to the shadiness.

"There was still a lot of shadiness," he said.

The Prince said the suggestions of shadiness had been hurtful.

There's more shadiness here than in all of Vermont in October.

Hikers and bikers enjoy the shadiness of the towpath.

Everyone was looking at him curiously, all their white shirts like pale moths in the dark fern-forest shadiness of the classroom.

This shadiness is the retina's resting part while the other retinal part is active.

At worst, it raises the possibility of a shadiness in respecting the rights of military members caught up in a criminal investigation."

Mr. Boulanger replied the same day: "I'm sensing shadiness.

For all their shadiness, Ms. Amari believes, the cabarets offer something to Arab women that the daytime world does not.

In so doing, he takes the shadiness attached to the dime-dropper ratting on his underworld buddies and imputes it to the police source speaking to the press.

When the 'real' spies did turn up (one carried the Guardian as a signal) they acted with such obvious shadiness that they were instantly recognisable.

Richie Ren stated that Dante Lam wanted him to "lose weight to add more shadiness to my character.

AT&T's famous shame-and-blame advertisements, which emphasized the shoddy work and purported ethical shadiness of their competitors, were much remarked on for their studied psychological cruelty.

Sugar: Also from Pataki Full; Orange Walk restaurateur has run-in with elderly customer who must resort to shadiness to stay alive.

The Bolognese on the other hand perfectly knew the political shadiness of the noble house and hence tried to appoint them with offices and posts ensuring to contain their power.

Matt Keeslar, Matthew Ross and Tara Subkoff round out the group of friends, while David Thornton plays the club's owner with suitable shadiness.

At a Republican gathering in Biloxi, Miss., a year ago, Mr. Forbes described the "shadiness and sordidness that we have in the White House today."

The shadiness was intentional: "The reason we call it an 'illegal rock bunker party' is because in a lot of places, it's illegal to throw a show like this," Daniel Gerstle, the show's co-producer, said.

When Waxman's staff interviewed Dr. Tracy Ray, a physician contracted by WWE, Ray claimed there was "shadiness in almost every [TUE] case that I've reviewed."

As with "The Long Good Friday" and "Mona Lisa," the world of crime is given a newly intriguing shadiness and a spark of sardonic wit, even in a glum, murky climate of impending tragedy.

The avenue of cedars leading from the main road to the house-that avenue of cedars without which no Georgia planter's home could be complete-had a cool dark shadiness that gave a brighter tinge, by contrast, to the green of the other trees.

He had a reputation for shadiness in the Criminal Courts Building, and his clients tended to be among the more disreputable of society's anti-bodies, but no public complaint had ever been lodged against him and within certain specific boundaries he did appear to be trustworthy.

Steve Forbes, the magazine publisher who is preparing his second run for the Republican Presidential nomination, fired up the crowd, saying, "Has there ever been a sharper contrast between the goodness of America and the corruption and the shadiness and the sordidness that we have in the White House today?"

In the album OC reflects on himself, his family, broken love and much on the workings and shadiness in the music business; "Behind all the glitz and hype lies the reality of the business, superficially, empty promises, bootlicking and soul-selling" is written in the booklet.