Sentence examples for moving to shape from inspiring English sources

Texting a huge wire-steel head causes The Oracle to spin around, goggle its eyes, and speak with its jaw actually moving to shape words.

Early on Tuesday, the first day of the Democratic National Convention in Charlotte, N.C., Republicans took to Twitter and moved to shape the conversation on the Internet about the state of the country since President Obama was elected in 2008.

The silence that, for mischief, loves night screech, fox cry, lonely weeping, welcomes this cold whisper blowing residuum, like shallowing impressions of a nib that moves to shape a word that leaves the page a brighter blank, the thought unspelt that makes the after-image of each pang of headlights half a mile along the road to Buteland in the shot white dark a memory of less and less.

But moving to Philly has shaped the way I make music, oddly enough.

Many states are moving to this "F shape" barrier as they build or renovate roads.

The event underscores how rapidly members of Mrs. Clinton's inner circle are moving to harness and shape the political energy already building around a potential presidential campaign by Mrs. Clinton, less than six months after Mr. Obama was sworn in for his second term.

They have moved to re-shape the internal workings of the government to concentrate more power in personal authority at the top and less in written rules or in government bureaucracies.

If Swift breaches, Third Avenue plans to move quickly to shape up the company.

"But we will move on to shape our future with an even greater resolve to execute our strategy and deliver value to our shareholders".

Independent of phylogenetic distance, the physical interaction between an animal and its natural environment — its available senses and how it moves — appears to shape the adaptation of all aspects of gaze stabilization.

Chandler also has the Russian army in much better shape moving to secondary prepared positions and seriously considering attacking the next day.