Use "shrouded" in a sentence

1. Little by little, masses and forms started to regain a relative solidity, and all was soon shrouded in a deep purple twilight

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2. A dreary mist had shrouded everything that morning in Sulis Min, it had tasted of damp and woodsmoke and loss

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3. Miss Jones, as the last of her line, lived a quiet and shrouded life that was bounded by the tightness of good old-fashioned values and good old-fashioned friends

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4. shrouded life that was bounded by the tightness of good old-

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5. It was all shrouded in the utmost secrecy

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6. Mute: The nickname given to a shrouded figure, seemingly aligned with the ern

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7. ’ She could see him now – as the room faded – shrouded in mist, or perhaps it was a nebular

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8. The reality of it, even to Torbin, was still shrouded in theoretical multidimensional quantum resonance

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9. to an arm shrouded in a black sleeve that, although clearly meant to be baggy, was tied around the

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10. The face of the asteroid began to resemble a comet head, shrouded in a cloud of dust and

11. The breadth of them was shrouded in mist, giving the impression that they stretched into infinity

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12. “Well, let’s not get ahead of ourselves, young Miss,” said the Tinker, still shrouded in azalea foliage

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13. The dead were shrouded in blankets or tent fabric, and were laid in reverse rows in a large pit

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14. As my hiccupping grew softer, the shrouded silence of the empty apartments pressed down around me until I thought I would smother under its weight

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15. Agonizingly, he wrenched the arm all the while speaking into her ear, saying ugly, hateful things that registered not as words which could be recalled, but rather as unspeakable evil shrouded in pain which would never be forgotten

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16. Even while shrouded in darkness, he exuded a warm confidence that Ganesh could palpably feel

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17. block was shrouded in deathly silence

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18. unique colours and shrouded in the mist of Mako fumes

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19. There a fresh grave had been dug and father’s shrouded body lay next to the grave

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20. The walls were black and crumbling, and silence shrouded the yard

21. plumes of lava shot high into the sky, the shrouded scenery was lit up all around from the spew of its hot contents as it slowly

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22. It was barely high enough for the pair of them and the darkness shrouded the rest of the miserable enclave

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23. I saw him appear, crouch from the dark shadows that shrouded his immortal form into the illumination cast onto my tiled floor from a moon that was desperate to become plump

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24. I turned around, desperately searching for the source of the voice hidden, interwoven, shrouded behind the mass of bodies that swallowed me

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25. My abuse has always been so heavily shrouded in religion that I

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26. The feeling of being stalked or watched shrouded her thoughts

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27. While rapidly being shrouded by the

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28. was glad of the darkness that shrouded his stumbling effort to regain his land legs

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29. “Now why would a figure shrouded in mystery and riddled in

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30. It was shrouded in a murky green mist, but as it got closer, the campers and Hunters gasped

31. Before I reached the bottom of the steps, my eyes were instantly drawn to that same shrouded patch across the way

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32. In the Duat, he was shrouded in flickering gray linen—mummy cloth

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33. It lives only in cloud forests, which are a unique high-elevation tropical forest type that is almost always shrouded in mist

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34. Or maybe it’s you they don’t trust, all shrouded in mystery and power, your ‘farm’ now turned into a fortress

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35. Now, shrouded in a sable cloak, spewing curses like a sea captain, it was impossible to tell he was not a man at all

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36. The head rolled out of the hewn-off, sable hood that had shrouded the demon for centuries

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37. The house was shrouded in the sadness of abandonment

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38. These tenets emerged warily from Elise‘s shrouded memory but offered little comfort since they represented her only weapon

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39. The oaks bordering the area shrouded out the departing sun and cast darkness over the hatchback and the red Saab sitting across the lot with eight or ten staff cars

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40. was washed, shrouded, embalmed, and placed where the

41. In the hot parlor, beside the specter of the pianola shrouded in a white sheet, Colonel Aureliano Buendía did not sit down that time inside the chalk circle that his aides had drawn

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42. “Release!” she said, and a rock the size of a small child shrouded in dust and pebbles blasted from the land seal

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43. Zigzagging and jerking around crazily to avoid the German bombs, the BARRACUDA still received a direct hit between two of its shrouded propellers

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44. Though generally skeptical about such mysterious powers, the reporters were all unable to reasonably explain her achievements, and so she remained shrouded in doubt and admiration by the majority but was exalted as a clairvoyant by the minority that respected and genuinely believed in her abilities

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45. They are lofty, often shrouded

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46. His sigh, that relaxed his lungs that had been apprehensively holding his breath for several moments, seemed to break the silence that brought a sadness and sorrow to the suite as an apparent result of the unpleasant acts that had occurred here in the last twenty-four hours; however, the rainbow of light from the crystal chandelier added a joyous and regal sense to the otherwise-miserable stigma upon the lovely place that was shrouded in darkness, like a tomb, by the heavy drapes that had already been drawn, obviously by the other constables or the maintenance crew earlier in the day

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47. With the heavy drapes drawn to shield the bright moonlight, the Carolinian Suite was completely shrouded in darkness that evening, though there was a slight indication of movement such as the rustling of clothing from within

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48. ����������� Its catamaran hull lifting nearly completely out of the water as air pressure built up between its bow and stern rubber skirts, the FLYING FISH soon moved away from the quay, propelled by its three shrouded contra-rotating propellers

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49. He was flat on his back, the lines of his body shrouded in sheet

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50. The Hood’s condition could be likened to all intents and purposes as a microcosm of the British Empire at that time; ancient, glorious, biggest in the world, shrouded in ceremony, but hopelessly out of date and defective

51. The findings, however, of this report were shrouded in secrecy and not even the members of parliament were allowed to see it

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52. ghostly backlit in the darkened hut, her face shrouded

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53. Bad weather and an efficient smokescreen shrouded the target as it lay in the narrow fjord

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54. Subsequently, their work had been relatively shrouded in darkness and secrecy for unknown and undisclosed reasons

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55. “The Versailles?” Wickland inquired, surprised at the mention of the posh and somewhat mysterious country club whose owners were shrouded in secrecy

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56. It was meant to be practiced by the masses, not just elite priests shrouded in mystery

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57. His dead body was shrouded with the sheet of white cloth

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58. behavior can be shrouded from the scrutiny of associates and

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59. Nevertheless, for those who seek the Truth, the shadow story seems shrouded in the mystery that obscures the truth from our conscious understanding

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60. I had ascended to the height of the tallest mountain peaks, which appeared as mist shrouded islands above the cloud layer

61. It wasn’t raining anymore but the clouds that lingered shrouded the light of the moon

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62. He could see that the tops were indeed shrouded in a perpetual fog of wind blown snow

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63. He knew they couldn’t rest long — they were perched on a narrow ledge, shrouded in shadow and growing darkness, the last light from the setting red sun dimmed by the cascade of snow that swept over the roof of their retreat and flung itself into the depths below

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64. The immediate area in front of the opening was illuminated, but all else was shrouded in deepening shades of grey and blackness

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65. The explosions had enlarged the outside entrance, allowing in more light, but the cave was still shrouded in gloom

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66. The broad, happy smile on her face evaporated as she saw his grim look and noticed that he and Ernie were carrying something shrouded in a blanket on a stretcher

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67. But, equally, there is little doubt that the circumstances of Jesus's birth were shrouded in mystery

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68. A large refrigerator door was opened and the morgue attendant wheeled out a gurney on which was a body shrouded in a white sheet

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69. The high clouds that had shrouded the moon earlier had dissipated, leaving a golden moon surrounded by a glowing halo four times its size

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70. Despite the bright moon, the area under the trees was shrouded in black shadows

71. How fortuitous that he came at a time when Prasad too went on a foreign jaunt! Maybe, I can’t expect him to take the initiative, could I? It’s clear that his passion for me is kicking and alive though shrouded in hesitancy

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72. three trace of blood further shrouded it with even more secrets and even looked

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73. Even though the Shia-Sunni killings, clearly rooted in the sectarian dogma of the Islamic divide, were to be shrouded by some ethnic animosity attached to them, the Sunni slaughter of the sub-continental Shias in Iraq begs for answers

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74. But there is a flimsy hope to a solid peace why? War is a battle of souls shrouded with mysteries

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75. Wishful thinking is belief, or desire, shrouded in passivity and inaction

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76. cious as auspicious, is shrouded in the gloom of ignorance

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77. or the other as fire is shrouded by smoke

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78. Lone Man’s Walk cut into the forest on the other side, beyond that the darkness of The Pines, that part of King Philip State Forest that shrouded the ancient Indian burial ground in solitude and mystery, that part of King Philip State Forest that Kenny and the rest of the Mountain Men Gang (Scott Boisvert, Pudgy Tomlinson, Tammy Hockland, and their newest member Ben McNally) vowed they would never set foot in

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79. A cloak of denial and secrecy keeps child sexual abuse and incest (for sickening reality, read “rape”) in states like Kentucky, shrouded in the dark—an inescapable horror for countless children of all ages and the grownups who listen to them, believe them and try to save them

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80. existence and birth are shrouded in mystery, but since they are few, it was never a problem

81. There was only the shrouded form of her best friend stretched extravagantly across the bed to crease and hug the sheets beside her

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82. trained together for weeks and had several talks along the way, his past was still shrouded in secrecy

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83. It was a surreal setting that did nothing for his humour, it painted his face with a shrouded frown, which whilst expressionless, spoke volumes of his discomfort

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84. The stone floor beneath him was just a stone, an uneven dumped slab of concrete on the stony shore of a wood shrouded reservoir, he was home, or at least in the vicinity

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85. toeing themselves into horizons of summer shrouded streams?

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86. The world above was shrouded in darkness,

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87. The shrouded arch was empty now; whoever had been standing there was gone

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88. It used to be shrouded in mystery,

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89. Suddenly, he felt a blast of bone-chilling air, the hairs from his pores standing on end as he realized that the shrouded, faceless figure now hovered over the grave

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90. out of the cemetery, afraid that the shrouded figure would reappear

91. Straining his neck, he continued to watch the building shrouded in darkness until he could no longer see it

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92. “Could it have been the same shrouded entity I saw at the cemetery?” he wondered

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93. ally shrouded in mist

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94. Buddha does not tell us why the cosmos exists, whether or not it is shrouded in the illusion of Maya; nor does he tells us why human beings exist and what the purpose of their presence in the cosmos is

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95. But when the sun was no longer shrouded in white, she cringed, exhausted and weak

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96. Griffiths too heard them and was surprised, looking inquisitively at the shrouded windows

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