Sentence examples for shape itself from inspiring English sources

"The shape itself is like a basilica," Wassmann said.

Wheat gathered on poles in the fields appears to shape itself into an army of trolls.

Do you plan your stories in advance or does the story shape itself as you write?

The terror comes from seeing that wish shape itself into a homicidal Weasel.

Problem is, the U-boat is in sorry shape itself and all the instructions are in German.

Some congressmen and newspaper editors favored making the Army of Northern Virginia battle flag (in a rectangular shape) itself the new national flag.

It attested again, for the ten thousandth time, to the market culture's innovative brilliance, its ability to shape itself to its own flexible ends, absorbing everything around it.

Stix-Brunell's Tatiana is notably excellent; she carries herself with the serene certainty of one who knows that the world will shape itself to accommodate her every wish.

Thanks to the Met's oceanic closets and to its long, shrewd effort to shape itself into a popular entertainment hub, the two exhibitions have been hits, the Picasso in particular — even with B-level art — generating a blockbusterish frisson.

But, for sure, it is coming.Tata, with its paternalistic, charitable heritage, cannot re-shape itself as blithely as an American or European group.

We suspect that the company would prefer to re-shape itself before revisiting its dividend policy and that, ultimately, a cut may not occur.