Sentence examples for moulding himself from inspiring English sources

"Now he's moulding himself into one of the great coaches of the country.

He does, however, dance in the classical selection, but he is saying farewell to such performances, moulding himself into the role of director.

The conflicting modernist view is of a controlling manipulator who presented a false idyll of rural England by excluding anything that didn't fit his agenda, moulding himself as an untouchable icon of the folk-song movement in the process.

While he still uses his own body as the basis of all his sculpture, instead of moulding himself through a laborious process of Vaseline, clingfilm and plaster as he has famously done throughout his career, he now uses an advanced 3D scanner to build the form.

Today, Mr Vasquez would be unable to "mould himself" with a college degree in prison.

Anthony Joshua will mould himself on the Klitschko brothers as he seeks to build on the  crossover appeal generated by his success at London 2012.

This dwarfs support for the two other well-known candidates currently in the race – the rightwing football club chairman Mortada Mansour and leftist Hamdeen Sabbahi, who moulds himself in the image of Egypt's 60s autocrat, Gamal Abdel Nasser.

From a life lived across continents, Hamid reflected on what he calls a "mongrolised" identity; how he would try to mould himself to fit in with American or Pakistani culture, and the liberation of finding how to be himself, "a misfit", in his 20s.

Over his final two seasons in Texas, he moulded himself into a star – he won 31 games, threw over 427 innings, stuck out 352 batters and made the All-Star team twice for a club making back-to-back World Series appearances.

At the same time Fidan, by now a young man determined to mould himself in his uncle's image, was blossoming into a talented footballer and played his own role in their improvement, including promotion to the top division in 2012, until retiring to concentrate on his role as a youth team coach two years ago.

Hendrix had formed his band at speed: a rhythm guitarist from Kent called Noel Redding – who had applied to join the Animals but to whom Hendrix now allocated bass guitar – and Mitch Mitchell, a jazz drummer seeking to mould himself in the style of John Coltrane's great percussionist, Elvin Jones.