Sentence examples for again shaping from inspiring English sources

An elusive sentence, which he works over and over again, shaping and reshaping it, until it can fit, just so, into 12 spare words.

When I visited, Prouvost was back again, shaping clay pots for the enlarged version of the work she will show in the Turner prize exhibition this autumn.

EF Tournament football's perennial dark horses are once again shaping up to be an outside tip to go far in Poland and Ukraine.

Tottenham Hotspur mean business and, after their near miss last season, they are once again shaping up as serious contenders for the Premier League title.

If Bowie had influenced the new romantics and the glam rockers and the punks, then here he was again shaping popular culture, with everyone from Beyoncé to Skrillex and most recently U2 following his lead by releasing music onto the internet without prior announcement and a preceding PR campaign.

Alan Greenspan has been everywhere in guiding economic policy in the wake of the terrorist attacks, slashing interest rates, helping to get Wall Street running again, shaping the tax cuts being developed by Congress and evaluating which airlines should receive government loan guarantees.

He once again shaped a first-rate company and introduced the realism in scenery and costume that has since characterized the group's productions.

Seven years and an economic crisis later, the commission hopes its 2030 plans will again shape the next global climate talks.

With regard to research on CHW performance, CHWs' interface role makes it important to understand context from within communities and the health system, which are again shaped by policy and other factors.

Once again shapes were present, but there was no texture to hold them together.

"We tell our stories again and again to shape them into something it is possible to live with," says Sergel.