Sentence examples for is out of shape from inspiring English sources
He is out of shape for swimming, yes, but unlike Haynesworth, the Washington Redskins defensive lineman, Phelps did not fail conditioning tests.
D'Antoni seems disinclined to play Anthony Randolph, because he makes too many mistakes, or Eddy Curry, because he is out of shape.
The umpires are having a look at the ball, now, and England seem to be having a bit of a whine about it, insisting that it is out of shape.
She is out of shape, these days, she says – the last time she put any effort into training was when she lived in San Francisco and got into krav maga, the Israeli combat technique.
"If people are buying more at lower quality – so after a wash the hems are gone or the garment is out of shape – that's really difficult for charities like us," explains Leigh McAlea, head of communications for Traid.
In her letter of resignation, she said: "The political changes since the Middle Ages mean that the iconographic language of heraldry... has to be pulled and pushed until it is out of shape in order to convey today's reality.
Is the Megatoad counting on Joey being out-of-shape come July?
Clinton administration officials assumed that the C.I.A.'s paramilitary operatives were out-of-shape has-beens.
Meanwhile, the Canadian team was picked and prepared in only a few months and most players were out-of-shape.
