Sentence examples for some sort of shape from inspiring English sources

To keep myself in some sort of shape, for my wife, is just good manners.

"So I had to be creative about trying to stay in some sort of shape.

We talked about how writing and telling stories can help put the disorder and unhappiness of life life into some sort of shape.

To get into some sort of shape to respond to the needs of an older nation, local government needs a good measure of financial certainty.

I'd suggest this training regime would get him into some sort of shape for his celebrity football match at Old Trafford in June rather than to meet Juan Manuel Márquez, who would love to get him in the ring.

The press are on to you like hyenas, the analysts are writing you down all over the place, and you're trying to get management back into some sort of shape to run the business just as you're discovering that things are worse than you thought.Spot the differenceDo independent directors make a measurable difference to a company's results?

Why do you think it's so hard for the pop and R. & B. categories to fall back into some sort of accurate shape?

Without Bay, the Mets' outfield had taken some sort of formative shape, with Duda batting cleanup and already matching his 2011 home run total (10) and with Nieuwenhuis and Baxter showing promise, especially in the field.

And maybe there will be some sort of morphing shape.

Then I went to a very good prep school where they could mould any material into some sort of ivy league shape".

Like its predecessor, The Wire, it is clearly box-set TV, a series designed and destined for repeated viewings of the whole, each one pulling the threads that run through the sprawling mass tighter until they eventually form it into some sort of manageable, comprehensible size and shape.