Sentence examples for its shape around from inspiring English sources

"It also helps the suit hold its shape around the neck".

The scripts are total reinventions of how they speak: If they once said, for example, "I'm O.D. sad" — an expression in the black vernacular where O.D. literally means over dosed, a stand in for "over-the-top" — they might instead say, "I'm disheartened". Urban language, which takes its shape around our urban culture, is beautiful but sometimes problematic.

At this stage, if you look attentively at the graph, you will note that there is a very abrupt change in its shape around the sixteenth hour.

The local shape around can be modeled by (14).

The building's exterior is made up of 10,500 individual steel panels, almost all of them different shapes, so that as you move around it, its shape is constantly changing.

There is no double helix in view, yet its shape – two strands spiralling around a centre in opposite directions – is an organising principle of the play.

By contrast, many other companies seem to aspire to develop systems "designed by geniuses to be run by idiots". Toyota prefers to develop and rely on the skill of its personnel, and it shapes its product-development process around this central idea: people, not systems, design cars.

Still, during weeks of rehearsals this production had been shaped around another Giovanni.

The subcutaneous plane allows easy molding and shaping around the inferior border of the mandible.

Its body – shaped around an internal surfboard-like shell, tailing off into a fistful of tentacles – has the shifting colour of velvet in light, and its W-shaped pupils lend it a stern expression.

There is nothing else to see here, although the enveloping architecture, and the way light cascades around its shapes and spaces, are striking.