Sentence examples for reshape himself from inspiring English sources

Determined to reshape himself, he began trying to lengthen his arm extension by "breathing into the shoulder".

He had suffered from his impulsive early years, and decided to reshape himself into the man who would become the father of his country.

He began to put much of his energy into reshaping himself as a gag cartoonist, selling occasional drawings to the Saturday Evening Post, Collier's, and Judge.

Goldwater, he wrote, had turned out to be not "a fanatic of the extreme right but an ambitious politician (who) is now in the process of reshaping himself for the political realities of this country.

They typically forget the near-mythic context in which Bernard King shaped and reshaped himself as an irresistible offensive N.B.A. force and a Hall of Fame player, as of Monday's class of 2013 announcement.

Bonds, who turned 39 last season, has a string of M.V.P. awards to show his consistency, and he offered his statistical résumé as proof that he had not reshaped himself artificially late in his career.

The questions he faces about his rightward shift over the years on the topics of most concern to social conservatives have become entangled in Mr. Romney's broader challenge: establishing himself as authentic and principled, and battling the perception that he has reshaped himself for the politics of the moment.

Suddenly, Marko reshapes himself, still made of sand, and viciously thrashes against the walls for them to let him out.

And can he use this moment to reshape politics, showing himself to be a master of events, rather than someone who has been constrained by them?

He also has the kind of corporate experience that almost every other professional oenophile lacks, and in a few ways he is trying to reshape Kendall-Jackson instead of himself.

It was not only an embrace of a presidential candidate from the other party, but also an effort to reshape a legacy that he himself considers tainted by his service under President Bush.