Sentence examples for new shapes for from inspiring English sources

"When designers propose new shapes, for instance, there is a need to communicate.

In addition to generating snazzy new shapes for laptops and hand-helds, this myth is transforming the look of buildings, interiors, books, landscapes, advertisements and other traditional forms of design.

Changes included "radiator grill" nacelle caps, a glowing deflector dish, a new impulse engine, new shapes for the aft end and hangar doors of the secondary hull, more docking ports, rounder windows, hatches, and windows for an observation lounge, recreation deck, and arboretum.

This is a new shape for him, with more street attitude but also a sense of gracefulness.

But the court accepted, Mr Bouchard affirmed, text at hand, that the central point would indeed be sovereignty for Quebec, not a new shape for Canadian federalism.

Seeking to bring a fresh eye to home décor, the Danish audio company Libratone has embraced a new shape for speakers: round.

With everything possible but every form exhausted, rising theorists of a younger generation are designing projects based on seductive, vapid "blobs" -- the hot new shape for 2000.

Swooshy wide-legged trousers – a staple of the 70s subculture, that was all about looking good on the dancefloor – are mooted as the new shape for spring.

The latest protocol introduces a new shape for Type-B, Micro-A and Micro-B connectors, as well as the reversible Type-C.

The T-shaped design beat five other finalists in the contest run by the DECC, National Grid, and Royal Institute of British Architects to find a new shape for pylons, which have been unchanged since the 1920s.

£10, marksandspencer.com (in store only) 9. Artisan du Chocolat Salted Caramel Eggs These liquid caramel truffles are a long-standing favourite at this renowned chocolatier, but they've taken on a new shape for Easter, holding even more indulgent liquid salted caramel.