Sentence examples for some sort of shaped from inspiring English sources
For the border I wanted something soft, curving, romantic, with some sort of shaped imagery at the top.
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.
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.
We talked about how writing and telling stories can help put the disorder and unhappiness of life life into some sort of shape.
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?
If nothing else he will be delighted to have got his game back into some sort of shape for the US PGA at the end of this month, the fourth and final major of the year, and also to have changed the line of questioning he endures post-round.
The Two Towers unarguably makes a powerful impression, and with this second movie the simple accretion of mass, together with director Peter Jackson's maintenance of its unflagging energy and his fanatical attention to detail, mean that the epic is taking some sort of shape.
I want to have a way to get the ideas down and to give them some sort of shape in the meantime, so I'm not just looking at something that's like a sentence on a scrap of paper a week later without any context.
They sit 13 points clear of both Lancashire and eighth-placed Worcestershire as the Championship table starts to take some sort of shape following a rain-ravaged start to the summer.
