Sentence examples for shape from a from inspiring English sources

It transforms her shape from a human into a mermaid.

It varies in shape from a deep, even curve to almost straight sides of an angle.

Mr. Guerre has more than 100 of these, each beautifully handmade in a slightly different shape, from a private collection.

To Michelangelo, sculpture was said to represent the slow liberation of a form or shape from a piece of stone.

McKinney's ramshackle boat suggested a piece of fiberglass stamped into boat shape from a blank with a single blow.

This is firstly a reference to the credentials of Masdar City itself, now taking shape from a building site.

While the sousaphone has a different shape from a tuba, it is not considered a "smaller tuba".

Would defense lawyers try to shape from a jury pool a group that doubted human contribution to climate change?

A doughnut is intrinsically different in shape from a sphere because of the central hole; the algebraic calculations enable mathematicians to differentiate many different spaces.

In a poorly understood mechanism, rogue prions "infect" normal prions by changing their molecular shape from a helix to a flat sheet.

7. The Gujarati silver-plated saltcellar shown here (it's sold with the spoon for about $54) takes its shape from a traditional Northern Indian lentil pot.