Sentence examples for pie shape from inspiring English sources

"She's in apple pie shape," said Mr. Southard, his brown brimmed hat and cane resting beside him.

The blue pie shape represents the FOV of the currently playing frame.

The blue pie shape represents the FOV of the currently playing frame of the video.

Netbooks are sub-par pies made to look like a real slice of pie – you know you're not getting good pie but the appearance of a pie shape and crust creates cognitive dissonance and makes you think you're getting screwed (which, in most cases, you are – netbooks are sub-par notebooks and horrible "communication devices").

Shape the mud pile into a sort of round pie shape.

They should look like little pie shapes.

Each squarish medium-size canvas offers a flat, thinly but sensuously painted patchwork of richly hued interlocking shapes: trapezoids, triangles and parallelograms as well as ellipses, pie shapes, half-moons and biomorphic blobs.

A pie-shape dessert made with what amounts to rich pancake batter and fruit, it originated in France and was almost always made with cherries.

I'll admit, bubble and squeak's a classic for a reason (let's be honest, fry anything in enough butter and it's going to taste good), and would make a fine accompaniment to the turkey pie, but shape it into crispy little cakes and top with the end of the smoked salmon, or indeed some shredded ham, and you can serve it up to guests as a smart starter with nary a blush.

Made of translucent sky blue polyurethane, it compresses into a flat pie-pan shape or pops up to become a deep four-quart bowl, eight inches round and five inches high.

So he has a snoop around in Lancashire and Devon, chatting to everyone, from the bosses down to the people who fill the pies and shape the chair legs.