Sentence examples for shape as a from inspiring English sources

"We're in such bad shape as a country.

How does the museum take shape as a national project?

Abandoned for five centuries, Ninfa began to take shape as a garden in the 1920's.

"The Assassin" takes shape as a book about two immigrants and two rival visions of madness.

Williams's barrier-breaking 1944 memory play, "The Glass Menagerie," first found shape as a short story.

Our family dynamics, as you might imagine, are not in great shape as a result".

Yesterday, that plan began to take shape as a major shake-up.

In First Contact the question took shape as a turtle was ceremonially butchered.

Shape as a preoccupation makes sense in a book about storytelling.

long; Lonsdale is the same shape as a corona, about 6 1/2 in.

The effect is oddly entrancing, as the passage of time takes shape as a hush.