Sentence examples for beginning to shape a from inspiring English sources

Kevin Bannon at Rutgers, Al Skinner at Boston College, Tommy Amaker at Seton Hall and Fraschilla at St . Johns are beginning to shape a new image.

At a time when City Hall is only just beginning to shape a policy on the night-time economy and the cultural value of dance music and its venues barely starting to be acknowledged, Fabric's closure would set an unnerving precedent for the capital.

The case of smoking and the RCP report shows how such ideas and interests were beginning to shape a distinctive postwar British public health ideology, separate from the organizational base of the profession in health services and community medicine that has attracted most commentary.

After the Treaty, Mexicans in the Southwest were just beginning to shape an identity as Americans in the United States, but started off with annexation by conquest and strained race relations.

Win or lose, the Nittany Lions say they have begun to shape a positive legacy for this season.

But before Crash, and before his wife's death, Ballard's novels had begun to shape a unique suburban dystopia.

By the Late Formative, the lowland Maya had begun to shape a civilization that was to become the greatest in the New World.

If many of them do so, it could begin to shape a new perception of the freshman class as a group.

But it provides a provocative look at a group of radical artists as they began to shape a movement whose principles still resonate.

And Ruth R. Wisse, a professor of Yiddish and comparative literature at Harvard University, begins to shape a canon of 20th-century Jewish literary texts in "The Modern Jewish Canon" (Free Press).

Part of that transformation started when she divorced her husband in 2004 and began to shape a standup routine from the emotional debris.