Sentence examples for changes taking shape from inspiring English sources

Mrs Palfrey at the Claremont by Elizabeth Taylor (1971) Elizabeth Taylor's exquisitely drawn character study of eccentricity in old age is a sharp and witty portrait of genteel postwar English life facing the changes taking shape in the 60s.

One way to understand the changes taking shape in southern China is to follow the supply chain of the iPhone 4, which was designed by Apple engineers in the United States, sourced with high-tech components from around the world and assembled in China.

Considering making the leap into teaching soon, before the imminent changes take shape?

Mr. King said in a telephone interview that the anchor change took shape "only a few days ago".

Possibly profound changes are taking shape right now.

"Profound changes are taking shape in the Asia-Pacific strategic landscape.

Between these layers, morphological changes mean taking shape of a prickle cell within the spinous layer and intracytoplasmic accumulation of dark structures, named keratohyalin granules, inside the granular layer, underlying the cornified barrier.

The strategy has not been made final and details could change, but it has been taking shape over several months.

But the 21-acre park, designed in 1992, is still taking shape, with recent changes.

The changes will take shape in early summer with the introduction of new products and new ads from London-based Bartle, Bogle, Hegarty, creator of memorable spots for Levi's, Audi and Johnny Walker.

A new accounting standard is taking shape that could change the way tenants choose to lease space, with broad consequences for the commercial real estate market.