More often, though, there is little chance for a competitor to make money while eliminating shrouding.

In a month or two, the same shrouding will go up on the more visible southern face so it can undergo similar treatment.

The shrouding of murder with mystery was no more than child's play for the Wasp.

But it is the shrouding of the West crystalline skies that has drawn the most attention.

Jijo is a special case, with limited access and the nearby shrouding of Ismunuti.

With an open-wheel racing car, any shrouding from the wheels was never a serious limitation.

Later units have the fans grouped together, and their shrouding extended atop the roof.

Outside, the water-lilies nodded themselves to sleep in their shrouding, dark leaves, .

Her shrouding of cloak was gone, so that the tight bodices, the pleaded skirt could be seen.

Remove the shrouding, and the pinhead itself is tiny enough to be implanted in a tooth.

The shrouding of the first song, the gentle, womblike wrapping that had bound the Grimpond without his seeing, was gone.

He stared at the cliffs repetitious markings, then the distant spires, nearly lost in shrouding mist.

To some art historians and scholars of gender studies, this shrouding of women by several designers was a sign of misogyny.

One official sought to play down the sensitivity of the trip and any reasons for shrouding Mr. Scowcroft's agenda in secrecy.

Leo Kennedy, The Shrouding.

Moody's "Black Veil" is a nonfiction attempt to show how family fictions are a veil shrouding who you are, he said.

It hadn't changed much; the red silk shrouding the walls was new, and the incense heavily perfuming the air was jasmine instead of orchid this time.

The macabre cadaver is not the chosen depiction - rather we see a fresh corpse, almost as though we are viewing him immediately after his shrouding.

To give the public an idea of the train, one side of 614 was decorated in a futuristic way with a blue streamlined shrouding and centered headlight.

In large land-based electricity generation steam turbines, the shrouding is often complemented, especially in the long blades of a low-pressure turbine, with lacing wires.

EVEN before the thick gray smoke shrouding Lower Manhattan had cleared, peace activists had begun assembling on campuses.

The cactus trees and the acacias where Nannie Slagg had walked, and the ancient thorn in the servants' quadrangle were as one in their shrouding.

With a rustle of robes, a shrouding of blankets and towels and cloths, they whisked away the fallen assassin, taking him to the deathstills for processing.

Introduced from 1939, they were also built in NZR workshops, most of them with streamlined shrouding to cover the external pipe work of their feedwater heater systems.

The shrouding, while cleaning up the appearance of the locomotives, was open at the top and began gathering soot and dust that affected the working environment in the cab.

It was like a brown shroud you could see through.

The shroud is almost like a second skin to me.

"What does all this have to do with the Shroud?"

The result was an image similar to that of the Shroud.

Yet he took the opportunity to take the first photograph of the shroud.

Suddenly she was more real to me, in her shroud of pain, than ever before.

His head was above water, and now there were more men in the shrouds.

Bill looked more closely into the dark shroud of the room.

And its got to hang on you like a shroud.

At that moment the shroud was pulled back, coming into focus.

Exactly who or what the Shroud are is never actually explained.

"A lot of people my age are ready for the shroud to come and take them away, but not me," she said.

He gave his shirt to be used as part of her shroud.

The dead heat hung on the land like a shroud.

Once, she raised her eyes to watch him as he moved further up the shrouds to work.

The other men in the boat she'd seen often working the shrouds.

The other two were coming down the usual way, using the shrouds.

The most recent public exhibition of the Shroud was in 2010.

As it was, though, she could not remove the black shroud from her mind.

It was during this time that she and the Shroud fell in love.

Curt's voice cut through the dark shroud over her heart.

He had climbed shrouds before, but not for some time.

The result is a more detailed image of the shroud.

But the storm covered the land like a dark shroud.

It was known by many at ground zero simply as the shroud.

And for the present, our case is shrouded in mystery.

Then she turned, was shrouded in darkness, and went up to bed.

"At the moment the whole issue is shrouded in fear," he said.

Like all the rest of the house, the living room was shrouded in darkness.

He was aware, too, of the city around him, everything shrouded in blue.

Second, the world of oil can be shrouded in secrecy.

The next morning the city was shrouded in mist again.

Fog shrouded her area during the last days of the month.

The business had been shrouded with a kind of uncertainty.

But he had not detected the shrouded being who was present.

He had been looking into the darkness that shrouded the big house.

Here, women are shrouded in black and look on the face of death without weeping.

His past is shrouded in mystery and no one knows where he came from.

The sun came up, shrouded by the fog at first.

While for most of the day we were shrouded in fog, no one seemed to mind much.

And the dark shrouded form fell flat on the floor.

The possible side effects of the war were also sometimes shrouded in fog.

When you're not in your quarters, it'll be best if you stay shrouded.

She will be here for a week and her visit is already shrouded in controversy.

What my son was trying to tell me remains shrouded in mystery.

Like the interior of a camera, the place was shrouded in black.

Only once had it been like some dark living cloak to shroud his body.

For the next 100 days, not a single movement, word or gesture was shrouded from the public.

Here I was facing the real thing, shrouded in silence.

The Soviet military space program is still shrouded in secrecy.