Sentence examples for shaping towards from inspiring English sources

Bell is not going to chance his arm, he has no need to, tickling one shaping towards leg-stump from Ahmed down to the fine leg boundary for four.

In this review, we firstly discuss the methods used to shape MOFs into granules, pellets, thin films, foams, gels, paper sheets and hollow structures, and then overview the importance of shaping towards potential industrial applications.

The Australian Education Union said allowing corporations to "shape" the curriculum would ensure students obtained narrow education that was shaped towards the company's needs, not those of students.

Amid riots and sectarian murders, Dan learns his trade in a state of anomie: "You rode out into the dark outrage of others, saw human loss shaped towards political ends".

Using a qualitative method as part of the research design allowed a more sensitive approach to investigating the motivational factors influencing the decision to not play sport as the interviews were shaped towards the individual's life and social context [ 30].

I started taking note of the music, and it started shaping me towards what I wanted to do.

Gunther is warming up, and this is good cricket: he drops short, the ball shaping in towards Cook's throat, but the bat intercepts it en route, bringing England another single to mid-wicket.

Our findings suggest also that the welfare state plays an important role in shaping attitudes towards legalization as richer individuals are more likely to support the Senate plan.

In BD, previous research suggests that family socialization plays a role in shaping beliefs towards goal attainment and achievement that conveys a vulnerability to developing the cognitions that are characteristic of (hypo mania (Chen and Johnson 2012).

Marsh's Man and Nature: Or, Physical Geography as Modified by Human Action (Marsh 1864) was the single most influential book in shaping attitudes towards forest and climate during the second half of the nineteenth century.

Boda and Szabo (2011), p. 339 make a compelling argument for this in their study on the role of the media in shaping attitudes towards crime and the justice system.