Sentence examples for shaped to go from inspiring English sources

The Algerian collected the ball centrally and shaped to go out to the left.

it roars into the glove of Cook, who had shaped to go forward, and lands safely on the wicket with short leg and silly point scrambling.

The Celtic captain shaped to go shoulder to shoulder with the United attacker, only to find himself placing his arm on the player's back, but the contact seemed too minimal to constitute a foul.

The artists Gilbert & George famously eat nightly at Mangal 2. Vaz says he has been a devotee all his life: "I think we should honour the kebab for being an extremely simple food that's very tasty and perfectly shaped to go straight into your mouth".

So I knew I was in the shape to go and win the gold medal.

"I sat back — even though I wanted a team to call me after the Nets — I knew I wasn't in great shape" to go to a team.

Mr. Attenborough said that means the company's initial premise — that one did not need to be in absolutely top physical shape to go to space — is sound.

She has gone beyond the first round twice in nine slam appearances and looks in good shape to go further here.

Mr. Johnson said he believed the show was in strong enough shape to go right to Broadway without testing it first with audiences and critics at Second Stage.

Those Jamaican media entourage who are close to Bolt talk of him being in shape to go under 9.70sec in Sunday's 100m final.

Cherry was in no shape to go on the final journey to the pole, although he found the strength to take part in the expedition that set out in late October 1912 to find what had happened to Scott and his men.