Sentence examples for might take shape from inspiring English sources

Even short pieces might take shape over years.

But there is much debate on Wall Street over what Mr. Bernanke is planning and when it might take shape.

When I sit down here, with my laptop, I've got my work pared down to a bunch of typed notes and a page of scribbles about the way the chapter or piece might take shape.

In his role as leader of the opposition, his speech sets an agenda and debating points around how publicly-funded digital services might take shape in years to come.

It might take shape as helping oceans heal from oil spills and then, in the next decade, helping elderly women heal from loss.

Throughout much of the past week, there was some hope that the peace might begin to take shape in Paris this month.

That might take the shape of a media property, he said, but no plans have been set up yet.

These poems form a shape on the page that has something to do with the subject of the poem; for example, a poem about nighttime might take the shape of a crescent moon, or a poem about bravery might take the form of a lion.

A growing understanding of how certain diseases take shape might one day help scientists find ways to prevent them.

It all attests to the richness of Mancunian history – but the exhibition I am watching take shape might be the most fascinating thing of all.

The impact on politics will take longer to show, but the first signs of what it might be are starting to take shape.