Sentence examples for slowly taking form from inspiring English sources

Another country is slowly taking form in the east.

The film, which airs Sunday on Showtime, combines time-lapse photography of the Freedom Tower slowly taking form on Ground Zero with interviews of the subjects conducted each year from 2002 to 2009.

Obamaism is taking form.

The "thing" slowly took solid form, and Lanier joined forces with a fellow maverick programmer, Thomas Zimmerman, who had designed a glove to be used as an input device.

Slowly, the shapes take form, revealing something violent and grotesque.

And he will surely feel a thrill of cultural pride to know that all over Britain, huddled masses of tourists will be gawping at yet more towers and groundscrapers by even the most unimaginative and commercially ruthless architects, the monstrous printers' cement-jets going ptt-ptt-ptt as the structures, slowly and remorselessly, take form.

His magazine took form more slowly each week, after a process that required the skills of craftsmen or guild masters to put it together, and when the thing arrived at the office on Monday morning (with "ROUGH COPY" stamped on the cover) it promised pleasure and quality and a long future.

Improvements are slowly taking place.

They're slowly taking that away".

YIMBYism is slowly taking root.

Inorganic arsenic in water is largely in the form of arsenate; it is negatively charged at physiological pH and slowly taken up by cells [ 6].