Sentence examples for shapes like that from inspiring English sources
It's got a nice big hexagon for a shape, so everyone will know you love shapes like that.
If I'm hearing a kind of groove like that, and I'm hearing those shapes like that, my hand knows how to find it".
But on other shapes, like that of a doughnut, there must be places -- around the hole, in particular -- where the surface is shaped like a saddle, curving upward in some directions.
The diversity of shapes, like that in a Russian bath, is eloquent about the stresses of life and gravity on the female body in a way that contemporary images of desirable women rarely dare to be.
These are often called flukes, as most have flat rhomboid shapes like that of a flounder (Old English flóc).
Why was it shaped like that?
That's why Toblerone is shaped like that.
They're shaped like that space capsule Gus Grissom messed up in "The Right Stuff".
Overnight, his long johns dried into a crunchy, twisted shape, like that bog man they found in Ireland, all hard and brown, millennia after his death.
In sorrow and a bit of anger, I wrote to Mary, with whom I'd once had lunch, and told her that she could not sell a dress shaped like that and proclaim that it was for everyone.
The woman in the painting, whom Mr. Rivera declines to name, went to high school with him, and he sent her little love notes with pictures of flying saucers, promising that one day he would build a house shaped like that.
