Sentence examples for fallen out of shape from inspiring English sources

Her temperament hasn't fallen out of shape, either.

Lest the players fall out of shape, the Yankees held a practice in Modesto, out east in a dry valley.

The real problem, Anderson said, is that players fall out of shape during the season because of the destructive hours and travel and restaurant meals.

He lost weight and fell out of shape, and the time he missed was one reason he began this season in the minors.

The swimmer had talked about gaining more than 30 pounds and falling out of shape during his truncated retirement.

While he waited for his reinstatement, which he thought would not occur until the next season, he became depressed and fell out of shape.

However, the iron-hulled frigate was abandoned by the end of the 1840s, because iron hulls were more vulnerable to solid shot; iron was more brittle than wood, and iron frames more likely to fall out of shape than wood.

Living in an enclosure and being hand-fed all your meals is often a pretty lazy affair, as it turns out, and many animals in captivity are at risk of falling out of shape.

For anyone who has fallen out of good physical condition after having been physically fit, the thought of getting back into shape can be a constantly nagging refrain.

These are less likely to fall out than barbell shaped rings.

Over the decades, white brick buildings — those wedding-cake-shape stalwarts of postwar living — have fallen out of favor and in again among residents, architects and preservationists.