Sentence examples for concrete shapes from inspiring English sources

These simple concrete shapes were then modified to fit the existing mountain terrain and the needs of the family.

Lynas wants to turn this mixture into large concrete shapes known as tetrapods that are used to build artificial reefs for fish and as sea walls to prevent beach erosion.

It has experimented with options like mixing it with lime to make large concrete shapes known as tetrapods that are used to build artificial reefs for fish and as sea walls to prevent beach erosion.

Pressed at least to explain what seemed to have inspired Rodia, what secrets she found buried in the repeated, bulbous concrete shapes that make up the erect artistic statements, Ms. Aguirre responded crisply, "Colanders".

In their adaptation of a functional medium for painting, in the way they merge concrete shapes and abstract patterns, and in their use of images drawn from contemporary life, they virtually define the signature Nabi style, one that Bonnard would expand upon in the years that followed.

Whereas an abstractist may claim that experience of architectural objects is solely a matter of intellectual grasp, even an anti-abstractist formalist needs the sensory as well to account for experience of concrete shapes.

Eventually, the life-form takes a concrete shape.

That rivalry took concrete shape from the 16th century with the emergence of two great empires.

Britain's marginalisation took concrete shape last night as France and Germany unveiled details of their plans for a new "council" to co-ordinate economic policy making.

Except that in their case, the logs are made from precast concrete shaped and painted to look like the real thing.

"So many pavilions in so many different shapes and out of so many different materials have been conceived and built that we tried instinctively to sidestep the unavoidable problem of creating an object, a concrete shape".