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cast a pall over

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cast a pall over something
to spoil something Her illness cast a pall over the awards ceremony.
Etymology: from the literal meaning of a pall (something, such as smoke or fog or dust in the air, that makes the sky dark)
See also: cast, pall


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Some analysts worry that the conflict could cast a pall over a late September U.
ItÕs never too early to talk ominously about elections more than a year away — and national oracles Stu Rothenberg and Charlie Cook have cast a pall over Democratic hopes in recent columns.
Top envoys for Afghanistan gathered in Paris on Wednesday to chart a way forward after claims of massive fraud cast a pall over the presidential election and threatened to set back peace efforts.
 
 
 
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