Sentence examples for shapes from a from inspiring English sources

A mile or two down the road, two black shapes — from a distance they looked like very fat round Labrador retrievers — resolved themselves into adolescent bears.

When pressed, she explains that she borrowed the idea of the abstract shapes from a children's book about a myopic girl who viewed objects without her glasses.

I made little petals, inspired by A Alicia's beautiful corsages: cut out between five and seven petal shapes from a scrap of material.

The report was that men had been seen loading 15 cylindrical shapes from a gray vehicle into the trunk of a 2008 yellow Peugeot.

Next door at Nina Ricci, Peter Copping personally narrated a small show, which took its shapes from a combination of 1950s couture and swimwear.

Handsome wide-slatted window blinds block an unprepossessing view just enough to let colors, not shapes, from a commercial street peep through.

Cutting out shapes from an old sponge and dabbing paint over the surface of the egg is much easier and creates a nice mottled look.

In the first method, the mode shapes from an eigenvalue buckling analysis were used to pre-deform the structure.

A step further is a reconfigurable robot that folds into various 3d shapes from an initial flat configuration.

A useful analogy is the following: Imagine viewing a set of 2-D shapes from an angle perpendicular to the edge of the 2D surface.

However, if you train your brain to pick out the shapes from an irregular view, then drawing images in a normal view will be a lot easier.