Sentence examples for making its shape from inspiring English sources

Add bulk to your character by making its shape.

Since Makemake has a diameter of more than 1,400 km (900 miles), it is large enough for gravity to have made its shape round, and thus in 2008 it was designated as a dwarf planet as well as a plutoid.

The resultant structure could make its shape change from 0 to 9.3 degrees.

Her face, in early middle age, had become indefinite, like wax: waiting for a pinch and a twist to make its shape.

Every day the walk makes its shape: Armitage oils his feet and heads off after his "difficult hours" in someone's spare room; he often gets a little lost, finds the path, looks about himself, "more moor".

Intriguingly, researchers have found that the genes in corn that tell the plant what proteins to make to produce its shape, its cob, its roots and its reproductive system -- in short, everything that makes it corn -- have largely identical counterparts in rice, arrayed in pretty much the same order.

All the skin does is make the fish hold its shape better as you cook it, but if it flakes a little, no matter, it will taste as good.

Such crosslinking makes the implant hold its shape and not ooze away from the injection site, Elisseeff says.

The six authors shortlisted for this year's Man Booker Prize for Fiction are all of different nationalities for the first time in the prestigious literary award's history, with Zimbabwe making its debut in the shape of NoViolet Bulawayo.

And in a voltage dependent ion channel, the electric field making it change its shape is actually coupled to the opening and closing of the pore of an ion channel.

But by the time Refused made its 1998 album, "The Shape of Punk to Come," it had moved well beyond imitation.