Sentence examples for bureau shape from inspiring English sources

Unidentified religious experts helped the bureau shape the lists of acceptable materials, which independent scholars said omitted many important religious texts.

Why? "Because three is the symbol of equilibrium!" The idea, he says, was not to create perfect interiors but to juxtapose a trio of major pieces: in one case, a circa 2009 black cube by Stéphane Ducatteau shared space with a midcentury Noguchi table and a lacquered plastic bureau shaped like Mickey Mouse.

The Bureau once tried to shape public opinion.

A temporary appointment would permit Ms. Warren to shape the bureau from its inception, while avoiding the delays that could accompany a lengthy confirmation fight.

And, if confirmed, Wray could spend the next 10 years of his term shaping the bureau.

In February, the bureau released standards for sizes and shapes of online ads.

According to the dispatcher, the Counterterrorism Bureau described this package as having the shape of a cooler, with an on-and-off switch with wires protruding from it.

From his corner office at the bureau, above a Cambridge furniture store, Mr. Feldstein helps shape the public debate and determine the research priorities of other economists as he chooses the subjects of the bureau's books and conferences.

He added that he believed the consumer bureau "did a great job listening to stakeholders" in shaping the rule.

This is exemplified in virtually everything touched by Josef Hoffmann in Vienna, from a monumental bureau with tasslelike copper hinges to a silver basket in the shape of a skyscraper.

Mr. Fineman will become senior politics editor, helping to direct and shape The Huffington Post's political coverage from its Washington bureau.