Sentence examples for from the shape from inspiring English sources

What can you tell from the shape of a Patronus?

For Mr. Chirac, peculiar difficulties arise in part from the shape of the French system.

The town's name derives from the shape of a mountaintop that juts out of the lake.

From the shape of the craters, an average trajectory was worked out.

They have to deduce from the shape of each bone what the muscles were like.

This is an edited extract from The Shape We're In, by Sarah Boseley Guardian Faberr).

But he declined to confirm that the new shoe would borrow from the shape of Ferraris.

The turbulence in Chacao has these properties, but with enhancement from the shape of the channel.

This is an edited extract from The Shape We're In, by Sarah Boseley, published by Guardian Faber at £12.99.

From the shape of his ears it was concluded that Eichmann and Klement were the same person.

(This symbol is derived from the shape left in the sand by a person sitting cross-legged).