Sentence examples for lost shape from inspiring English sources

Squeezed into an uneasy 4-3-3 in which first Robert Huth and then Scott Parker had to play right-back, though, Chelsea lost shape and the width that might have stretched Monaco and opened up gaps.

A couple of attacks seem to have encouraged the Argentinians, perhaps even awakened the thought that they should take try to advantage when they had a little momentum and try to get the game done in 90 minutes rather than risk exhaustion in extra-time, and pushing forwards, they fleetingly lost shape.

We lost shape". "We conceded two goals from a long throw and a corner.

For the NCs of group 3 occurs a transition from the icosahedral structure to the decahedral one, characterized by the introduction of multi-twins and completely lost shape symmetry.

Because of the haziness, the cubes making up the towers of garbage had to be large, otherwise they would have lost shape (in turn, this helped save rendering time).

Tony is so upset, his sentences start to lose shape.

What a pity that he fills it with so much detail that the picture loses shape.

When Madrid attack they lose shape and Liverpool can harm them.

I went to the gym to make sure I didn't lose shape, because I hardly trained [with the team].

Larkin's poem "Maiden Name" concludes that the old name "shelters our faithfulness, / Instead of losing shape and meaning less / With your depreciating luggage laden".

As fitness improves, so the demands on forwards change, not least because defences cannot be relied upon to lose shape as they become exhausted.