Sentence examples similar to bear the shape from inspiring English sources

The first is Bradlee himself, the unassailable star of his own life, which bore the shape and the shine of a golden-age motion picture; how do you match that?

Chevrolet showed the Nomad, a station-wagon-type vehicle that bore the shape and profile of its 50's antecedent but fits into the market of crossover vehicles, which blur the line between car and truck.

The Australis sails from Punta Arenas, a town of many monuments and abundant rain, through channels and straits bordered by mountains that still bear the glaciers that shaped them, sometimes presenting nothing more than vast expanses of grey, bare rock.

Blanche DuBois, Stanley Kowalski, Willy Loman, Big Daddy, Brick, Maggie the Cat, Chance Wayne — defining figures in the folklore of the twentieth century — all bear the marks of Kazan's shaping hand.

Almost every town and village in Kosovo bears witness in the shape of mass graves, for one thing to atrocities.

Fashioned after the original shapes, the grinders bear the original names — from left, Henrik, Lisbet and Jasper — but are made of acacia instead of teak.

But alongside that strain you can always hear the question that Crèvecoeur asked in his "Letters From an American Farmer" in 1782: "What is an American?" It is striking to realize how much thought men and women gave to that question, trying to puzzle out how all the influences that bore on the shaping of this nation would weigh out.

Chetro Ketl, located near Pueblo Bonito, bears the typical 'D'-shape of many other central complexes, but is slightly smaller.

Then he designed the purposely unfunctional squarish bulb; it is described in ads as "The Shape of Tomorrow" & bears the official name of "All New Eye Saving White Bulb".

Once on board, Mr. Gilroy said, Ms. Roberts brought her considerable experience with romantic capers to bear in shaping the project.

Even the sideview mirrors of many cars bore covers in the shape of the flag.