Sentence examples for shape would be from inspiring English sources

Terry said getting into top shape would be 80 percent mental.

Putting the Gasteig in proper shape would be an enormous and probably impossible undertaking.

That means the hood would have to be raised and the car's signature wedge shape would be lost.

She went on to explain that while the bottle color would be the same, its shape would be different.

Fitzgerald seems to have assumed that the idea of a "T-shirt" (so named, presumably, because of the shirt's shape) would be familiar to readers and that they would associate it with the "white-flannelled, bareheaded youths" of New England prep schools.

The shape would be like that of a growing double wave with a tremor of genesis in the voice of a child in 1966, before bellying in both directions at its widest point to create a climax around the disaster of depth, height and weight, then a gradual reduction and focusing to a single, final voice in the present.

The design, an inverted T-shape, would be more than twice the size of the Tate Modern in London, a previous project by Mr. Herzog and Mr. de Meuron.

But the curves' shapes would be similar.

"We were eating pasta, and I was wondering how easy these shapes would be recreated" with the software.

Often those shapes would be defined by the vowels and consonants, as if the language itself were singing.

Mr. Wood said recognizable shapes would be harder to create in the United States, where many towns are laid out in a grid.