Sentence examples for some kind of shape from inspiring English sources

We feel time makes some kind of shape.

"I mean, everybody's going to stay in some kind of shape, no matter where they are.

It was the prospect of whipping his body into some kind of shape to trudge out there for another season.

The genuinely imaginative attempts to impose some kind of shape on the dramatic structure seem to come from desperation more than artistic necessity.

"Many of the changes and additions are in the key economic ministries, a reflection of the president's focus on getting the economy into some kind of shape after decades of mismanagement," Mr. Thant Myint-U said.

What has often been seen as a weakness of the traditional network news broadcasts — the fact that they turn news into stories, with some kind of shape and editorial vision — now looks more like a strength.

You'd think you would see some kind of shapes but you can see nothing, nothing but the inside of your head.

The change bowls need some kind of funnel shape to help coins spill back into a cupped hand.

And that would mean that the ground has not been prepared for the kind of high-powered remedies needed to get the economy back into some kind of reasonable shape.

Much of this material stood around for months while the editors mustered either enough spirit to reject it altogether or enough energy to rewrite it into some kind of usable shape.

Because he understood linguistic form as procedural rule and direction, as forma formans, (Form von Form, GS Vol 5, 455) rather than as some kind of material shape or fixed objective entity (Form von Materie), the structure and organization of a language for him could not be gathered from the actual verbal forms of its construction, its grammar.