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Discover LudwigThe phrase "are shaped into" is grammatically correct and can be used in written English.
It is typically used to describe how something has been formed or molded into a specific shape or form. Example: "The clay figures are shaped into intricate designs by the skilled potter's hands."
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Of course political campaigns are shaped into narratives.
Topiaries are shaped into the forms of an elephant, dolphin, swan and pelican, and the succulent area features a plant commonly known as donkey's tail.
(Lay's does make baked potato chips, but not from actual potato slices. Baked chips are fabricated from potato flakes that are shaped into chips after baking; they lack the crispness of fried chips).
Skidmore is working on the 71-story Pearl River Tower in Guangzhou, China, where the exterior walls of the mechanical-equipment floors are shaped into enormous scoops to direct the wind into turbines inside.
In a lawsuit filed in federal court in Delaware, Procter & Gamble said Lay's Stax chips, which have been test-marketed in Cedar Rapids, Iowa, but not yet introduced nationally, are made from ingredients similar to Pringles and are shaped into uniform chips and packaged into canisters just as Pringles are.
Four years later, Mr. Alter and one of his employees, Gordon (Grubby) Clark, completed the prototype of a polyurethane foam surfboard blank, as the forms that are shaped into finished boards are called, and set up a foam-blowing factory in nearby Laguna Canyon.
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A fillet of salmon might be shaped into a pineapple.
Embryonic cells are a sort of magic clay that can be shaped into organs and tissues.
Could these apparently contradictory results be shaped into a single narrative that made sense?
As the momentum built, the entire orchestra was shaped into harmony by the resonant, otherworldly violin.
He repaired furnaces and cooling beds where uranium ingots were shaped into rods.
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