Sentence examples for old shapes from inspiring English sources

The same old shapes hauled out of archives and dusted off with expensive embroidery?

Is it possible for the proteins in our bodies to return to the old shapes and jobs they had millions of years ago?

The 11-piece Collection Orgue includes sconces, chandeliers and pendant lamps as well as desk, table and floor lamps that all incorporate satin-finished faceted crystal cylinders, which "recall old forms and old shapes, like what René Lalique designed for the ship the Normandie in the 1930s," Ms. Putman said.

Many of the foundational aesthetics we work with are age old shapes found in our industry.

The triangle top of the Citicorp Center looks more like itself than the oddly lopped-off old shape, for example.

The sharp edges of the old shape have been buffed and chamfered into something softer and less assertive.

Unusual Find: Karthäuserhof Mosel Eitelsbacher Karthäuserhofberg Sang Auslese 1973, $180, a 40-year-old bottle that should be in delicious old shape.

Unusual Find: Karthäuserhof Mosel Eitelsbacher Karthäuserhofberg Sang Auslese 1973, $180, a 40-year-old bottle that should be in delicious old shape.

Rubber and metal doohickeys (probably vital in some field or industry) are arranged in ways that force us to consider the old shape-volume-mass-color concepts.

The Globe reproduced this old shape, with a few innovations mainly in the fresh painting and decoration of the stage area.

And now there is "The J Curve", an attempt to sum up in one simple graphic arguably the world's most pressing geopolitical challenge: how to turn authoritarian regimes into stable, open democracies.Like the long tail, the J curve is an old shape given new meaning by its author, Ian Bremmer, founder of Eurasia Group, a firm that advises on political risk.