Sentence examples for shape he wanted from inspiring English sources

Dr. E. Connie Mariano, Mr. Clinton's chief physician, said the president had very good health but was not in the "top shape" he wanted to be in.

He was hired to make a life-size Drew Carey for "The Drew Carey Show" and some airplane seats for the cover of Onboard, an aircraft-seating magazine, and to fold dollar bills into any shape he wanted (a birthday gift for a well-known fashion designer).

Our guess is he'll be back and in the shape he wants to be.

At his command, the dancers repeat the new passage, and he nudges it into the shape he wants.

Eduardo uses four different pairs of pliers to manipulate a square wire into the shape he wants.

Richard encircles lamb loin with twine before wrapping it in plastic and poaching it; he ties a lamb shoulder into a "melon," reconfiguring the meat by the simple process of trussing it to form the specific shape he wants.

Boiled, bonded or washed, the wool left a dry impression, though it gave him the precise shapes he wanted, especially for belted coats with a '40s flair and skirts with raised, fluttery pleats.

At first, he used a felt-tipped pen to transfer to canvas the details and the shapes he wanted; later, he switched to charcoal or thinned-down paint, applied rapidly and fluidly, not meticulously.

He ended up spending over half the 1980s on the stations now on exhibit, discarding about 150 castings in search of the shapes he wanted and especially what he calls the "boiled" texture.

He wanted me to come in good shape and he wanted me to be in shape the whole year, and he told me I was going to be in the game the whole time.

"He's all bent out of shape because he wanted to be first to the pole.