Sentence examples for shape at this from inspiring English sources

Most of the distinctive cultures that were to become the great Classic civilizations began to take shape at this time.

His approval ratings are around 65% - only Reagan was in better shape at this stage (and even that was within the margin of error).

We looked in decent shape at this point last year but I felt the optimism at the time was false and that we had a soft underbelly.

And while the footprints that he made in the lunar soil are relatively unchanged, Duke suspects the photo is not in very good shape at this point.

What's more, while "Bookends" needs the continuing development that any new musical does — and which it should begin to get during its six-week run here — it is in remarkably audience-friendly shape at this early juncture.

It has not been a very good spring for Gore, the pundits say, yet he is in significantly better shape at this point than the last incumbent Vice-President who ran to replace the boss: George H.W. Bush in 1988.

Novartis hopes that its foray into generics will insulate it from the problems faced by the rest of the world's leading drug companies.Recent results suggest that most big drug companies are in relatively good shape at the moment, though this disguises looming problems.

(Let's be honest, we all know how this one ends. I am going to be so out of shape at the end of this month).

This took shape at the grassroots, in what the historian Charles Payne calls "organizing" strands of the movement.

And as far as intervention in Syria is concerned I do not support intervention in any shape or form at this time.

"I don't want to be cavalier about this, it's a serious business, but I'm not in any shape or form at this point going to surrender my options," Mr. Pascrell said, noting that he won re-election by a wide margin last week, and ran strongly in many Republican districts.