Sentence examples for shape to make from inspiring English sources

I have to constantly visualise and discriminate, selecting the odd-shaped stones for height and shape to make a 3D jigsaw puzzle.

He said he had to get into game shape to make a decision.

"At Kanazawa, to achieve the budget, we simplified the detail and the shape to make things easier," Sejima says.

England are in the best possible shape to make an impact in the World Cup, according to full-back Sam Tomkins.

I didn't have to bend myself out of shape to make a living, I got a position in computer programming, and I put my daughter through college.

You clearly need to be in shape to make a film like Rosetta, set in inclement weather with key scenes by a filthy lake.

Mr. Headrick added the rings surrounding the top of the Frisbee to enhance stability in flight, as well as perfecting the shape to make it more aerodynamic.

He went to 8th from 10th in the standings and is in good shape to make the Chase for the first time.

After that, we explore a series of category pairs which are potential replacements for the functional substructures of the reference shape to make interesting variations.

In 2002, American Girl almost literally broke the mold with Kaya, its first Native American doll; it had to create a new face shape to make her features more authentic.

She played reasonably well against Stephens last week but was struggling towards the end of the three sets and probably would have been in poor shape to make a decent challenge anyway.