Sentence examples for a rough shape from inspiring English sources
The phrase "a rough shape" is correct and usable in written English
It can be used to describe something that is not fully defined or detailed, often referring to an outline or basic form of an object or idea. Example: "The artist presented a rough shape of the sculpture before adding finer details."
On Thursday, the fruits of that effort were beginning to take a rough shape.
The beat began to take on a rough shape, growing in intensity through the verse and cresting in the chorus.
"People say, 'Well, how do you know what you're going to do?' and I say, 'Well I really don't until it's all together.' " He cuts the parts of each piece -- legs or arms or spindle -- in free form on a band saw, then assembles them in a rough shape and starts to carve and curve with chisels and grinders.
We've got a rough shape to allow the team to do the detailed size and stress calculations.
In contrast, much of today's industry relies on subtractive techniques such as CNC milling, where you get a rough shape and then whittle it down to the desired dimensions and finish.
"I start pinching off bits until I kind of get a rough shape," Morical says.
Fine Arts- Create a collage (in the rough shape of a cow) that tells the story of a culture or religion in which worship of cattle plays a significant role.
She hadn't found it until the second day, yesterday, and it was striking once she'd found it, and inescapable now — an object at the top of the painting, just left of center, a tree perhaps, in the rough shape of a cross.
The next day, shape the dough into a rough loaf shape and put in a loaf tin.
After coating, the LN is ground to rough shape using a rotating 180 grit then a 600 grit diamond sintered plate.
Gary Benefield was in rough shape when a driver from the substance abuse treatment company A Better Tomorrow met him at the San Diego airport in 2010.
