Sentence examples for comes in the shape from inspiring English sources

One large one comes in the shape of missile defences.

One my favourite contemporary allusions comes in the shape of Randall McTodd.

The ender comes in the shape of the anthemic "I'm Not in Love" usually featuring The Cure's Robert Smith.

After all, hypocrisy is good for business, particularly when it comes in the shape of a diversion.

It comes in the shape of a scientific report released earlier this year which was shamefully under-reported.

Yet there is a potential obstacle to this latest success and it comes in the shape of Colin Firth.

In fact, there is accounting for taste, and it comes in the shape of an audit undertaken for Warner Bros. in the year 1941-42.

The final element in the attack on orthodoxy comes in the shape of what we have learnt about management over 25 years.

The designation is Opus 1, No. 3, and in it we find an entry-level composer whose foot in the door comes in the shape of a piano.

Accommodation comes in the shape of tents and mobile homes, while the tree houses provide the perfect abode for your own little Hansels and Gretels.

Manuel Pellegrini's introduction to the FA Cup comes in the shape of a potentially tricky tie at the Championship's 10th-best side.