shadow play

He is also still better than we are at Shadow play.

At the far end, shadows played on what seemed to be a gray wall.

The porter told me they do some sort of, oh, shadow play or something.

There was a full moon, and shadows played across the field.

Shadows played in and out of his mouth as he spoke.

So, was the fight over arts financing just a shadow play after all?

Then her eyes were drawn to the shadow play on the white cloth.

The film ran on, its light and shadows playing over Graham's face.

The streets were very narrow and the shadows played games with the eyes.

I looked at the shadows play over her body.

And that's when she noticed a sliver of shadow play.

A second spell sent shadows playing over Rider's own body.

Cinema is new form of an ancient tradition - the shadow play.

Shadow play, that's called: making pictures with your hands' shadows.

Had all his father's life since then been but a waking dream, no more substantial than this shadow play?

It was a shadow play all around them, a projection of unconscious forms.

For a moment he did not answer, lost in contemplation of the candle, the shadows playing across his face.

Movement at the windows, flickerings like a children's shadow play.

Maybe she'll be as successful out there in the shadow play.'

In the shadow play of Southern faithlessness, the star players are reason and nature.

Something about the way the light and shadow played across those down-sloping fields.

The actresses matched all the women chosen, at least for a shadow play.

He peered into a deep field where shadows played.

Her lantern-light was poor, and the shadows played tricks with the eyes.

The encounter with the shadow plays a central part in the process of individuation.