Примери коришћења Shadowy на Енглеском и њихови преводи на Српски
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Cyrillic
Look in the gray areas, and see if you seem to see something sort of shadowy moving in there-- yeah, it's amazing. There's nothing there. It's no trick.
As in film noir, I illuminate shadowy figures in mysterious environments to embody a sensual
The weapons are being funneled across the Turkish border“by way of a shadowy network of intermediaries including Syria's Muslim Brotherhood.”.
A few diurnal fireflies that inhabit primarily shadowy places, such as beneath tall plants
claimed that a shadowy group called Ergenekon was behind the blasts.
going further into the shadowy darkness.
Whether it is called black, shadowy or grey, what makes these types of economies illegal is their unregistered existence
Gali Tibbon evokes a shadowy, secluded atmosphere of churches
No longer is the New World Order a shadowy enemy lurking on the horizon,
Biographer Tom Hutchinson describes him as a"shadowy, fugitive figure",
heavens are effaced into shadowy nothingness and the whole universe is a mere bubble ever ready to burst.".
he must protect a younger version of himself from a ginormous dark shadowy figure called"The Thing".
she would see a shadowy figure in her room at night.
and it was shadowy.
you can feel this pale, shadowy movement all round you in the tiles.
What would happen to our so-called democracy if the government publicly admitted that the military had fallen under the control of an unaccountable shadowy cabal, who possesses advanced alien technologies?
you can feel this pale, shadowy movement all around you in the tiles.
What if the veil of the conspiracy were to be lifted and a shadowy figure appear, controlling everything?
What if I were to tell you that I'd been on the run… chased by a shadowy organisation that wanted to kill me,
The footage rekindled concerns among Turks about the existence of a shadowy"deep state"-- a term denoting hardline nationalists operating within the state ready to breach the law in defence of their beliefs.