This is a corpse and it casts a pall over the entire teaser.
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It also casts a pall over our First Amendment right to express ourselves.
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The queen's ludicrous white beehive wig casts a pall over the whole event.
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It casts a pall over games even when it's not being used in given moments.
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But it also casts a pall over the kingdom's bold economic reform plan, known as Vision 2030.
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All this casts a pall over Ms Tsai's bright talk about creating an "Asian Silicon Valley" by encouraging entrepreneurs.
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The failure of the State Department inspector general to comment on this aspect casts a pall over an otherwise well-written report.
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They recognize that no matter who wins, the imprisonment of a presidential candidate casts a pall over the legitimacy of the elections.
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Born of air pollution and fog, the smog regularly shuts down the local airport and casts a pall over this beautiful medieval city.
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Although AIDS casts a pall over the novel, as does aging and death among Hockney's inner circle, the artist himself emerges largely unscathed.
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The election of Trump casts a pall over the prospects for human rights, and places the constitutional principles of equality and freedom at risk.
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Sur's ruin casts a pall over this week's World Heritage Committee meeting in Istanbul, which lists sites for the U.N. Educational Scientific and Cultural Organisation (UNESCO).
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If donors do end up contributing, they may chip in less than they can afford because the premium casts a pall over the organization's financial efficacy.
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That's a shame, really, to the extent that it casts a pall over the show, since Highmore and Vera Farmiga, as Norma, have delivered splendid performances throughout.
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The tragic finish inevitably casts a pall over his story, something "I Am Heath Ledger," an intimate documentary drawing heavily on personal video and interviews, attempts to gloss over.
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LAUREL FEREJOHN, DURHAM, N.C. To the Editor: Anthony M. Kennedy, in his final act as a Supreme Court justice, casts a pall over his support for liberty and social justice.
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Jeff Bezos bought the Washington Post seemingly out of a sense of charity, but the ability of rich individuals to buy up media properties casts a pall over the entire industry.
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News that the Federal Trade Commission is weighing immediate action to block Facebook's effort to integrate its messaging products casts a pall over the company's plans, whether or not regulators actually follow through.
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The jury's refusal to convict, coupled with an incoming US attorney general some fear will refashion the civil rights division of the Justice Department, casts a pall over the future of police reform in America.
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Finally, North Korea's abysmal human rights record, which while as a matter of strategy has not been included on the agenda for the Trump-Kim summit, casts a pall over diplomatic engagement with the Kim regime.
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And it casts a pall over an episode that has a lot of great stuff in it and really does advance a bunch of story points that the series needed to advance to bring this season to a roiling conclusion.
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First the government arrives and casts a pall over whatever problems they may find — stray dogs are disposed of when required, ugly buildings are covered with cloth facades — and then, to complete the job, FIFA appears with its vast apparatus in its wake, transforming unique towns and cities into its embassies.
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Editor: Peter Cooney + 1 202 898 8362 Picture Desk: Singapore + 65 6870 3775 Graphics queries: + 65 413 3595 (All times GMT/ET) Even dissidents hold back as Castro's death casts a pall over Cuba HAVANA - Cuba's most prominent dissident group calls off its weekly protest march for the first time in 13 years following the death of its nemesis Fidel Castro, the revolutionary leader whose passing has cast a pall over the island.
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The novel begins with a dark storm causing the main character to stop his travels. Throughout the novel, impending weather casts a pall over the happiness of the two lovers. In addition, whenever the weather becomes bad, danger is evident through the cloud coverage over the town. Shifting Bog: Throughout the novel, the shifting bog is a prevalent and dangerous theme.
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Only well into the story—after he's been forcibly ejected from the boisterous celebration—do we learn why: Oscar's criminal activities landed Junior in prison, after which the father abandoned him and the rest of the family. This black sheep's uninvited appearance casts a pall over the hitherto raucous party. As it breaks up, Manny insists on escorting home his date, gorgeous single-mom classmate Marisol (Jessica Morales). On the subway, two punch-drunk thugs interrupt their sweet courtship.
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In 1974, supporters of legalized casino gambling in Atlantic City succeeded in having a referendum placed on the New Jersey general election ballot that would have permitted casino gambling throughout the state. After the proposal was soundly defeated by voters, some criticized the failure of proponents of the measure to involve Farley in the effort,Staff. "Outlook Is Bleak For Atlantic City; Gambling Setback Casts a Pall Over Atlantic City Mayors Unit to Meet", The New York Times, November 10, 1974, p. 89. Accessed July 25, 2012.
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News of the defeat of the Third Coalition at the Battle of Austerlitz and subsequent death of Prime Minister William Pitt casts a pall over the voyage. Finally, Laurence has ongoing difficulties with both Captain Riley, a staunch supporter of the slave trade (Laurence himself descends from known abolitionists), and the diplomat Arthur Hammond, sent along to smooth the operation. During the sea voyage, Temeraire catches a respiratory illness from Volatilus, a slow-minded though sweet-natured Greyling serving in the courier corps who visits the Allegiance with dispatches. They stop at Cape Town, lately captured in the Battle of Blaauwberg, to look for a remedy.
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According to film critic Scott Jordan Harris, although the contemporaneous Apollo program prompted intellectual awareness of the possibilities of space travel, it was the Enterprise of the 1960s that sparked space travel fantasies. Like other Star Trek ships with the same name, the original Enterprise is often considered "a character in its own right". The New York Times called it "a joy" to see the original Enterprise again, as redesigned for Discoverys second-season premiere. Harris described the Enterprise as the franchise's most important character, pointing out: The ship's destruction in The Search for Spock, like the death of a character, has been described as "truly iconic" and "a good way to go", though David Gerrold wrote that the ship's destruction "casts a pall" over the film that even Spock's resurrection does not displace.
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