Sentence examples for shape from the from inspiring English sources

Arty's knee was in bad shape from the fall.

Mr. Lee's life took a different shape from the lives of his siblings.

Renderings of the Temple frequently take their shape from the Dome of the Rock mosque.

Such vessels were still small but differ in shape from the earlier Egyptian dynastic work.

That rivalry took concrete shape from the 16th century with the emergence of two great empires.

A listener arriving at a squiggly shape from the left might hear a flute; if the same listener later approached the same shape from the right, a double bass might dominate.

The car takes its shape from the interplay of two curving lines: the roof and the shoulder.

Separating the desired hormones, which came in a particular shape, from the unwanted molecules was expensive and inefficient.

Trying to hide my changing shape from the prying eyes of colleagues has become nigh-on impossible.

In his six seasons, Milbury said, "this franchise has never been in better shape from the ownership".

They include the ode to the River Vltava, which takes its musical shape from the water's course through the country.