Sentence examples for shape some of from inspiring English sources

Shape some of the bean and carrot mixture into a ball about the size of a golf ball.

They spread to Europe in the sixteenth and seventeenth centuries and helped shape some of the masterpieces of the Baroque.

A Jones fellowship, which supported two seminars in Stanford's Creative Writing Program, gave her just enough time to shape some of these fragments into four short stories.

"It is a big, hairy conversation that you have to begin early and then shape some of the discussion around," he said.

Indeed, insurance companies expressed concern about certain provisions in the Affordable Care Act when it was being debated in 2009, and lobbied to shape some of the rules.

Mr. Waxman spoke last, taking a full five minutes to methodically make his case for new leadership on the committee that will shape some of the most important legislation to move through Congress in years.

They use sugar syrup and pinch the pasticcini into an S-shape, some of which are covered with flaked almonds or pine nuts.

But we're also shaping some of the biggest vehicles we've ever built.

The New Groupthink also shapes some of our most influential religious institutions.

Mr. Ebert writes about how his alcoholism shaped some of these good times.

These regeneration conflicts illuminate the financial and political factors shaping some of the country's most valuable real estate.