Sentence examples for started to shape from inspiring English sources
Immediately it started to shape a little for him.
James O'Connor missed two early penalties for the Wallabies – both given away by Brian O'Driscoll – as the referee started to shape the game with his whistle.
Unfortunately, as I began to realise when experience started to shape our thinking, it was a bunkum as a piece of policy.
Certainly the lyrics aren't as overtly anti-establishment, conspiratorial or paranoid as they are on their latest album, Drones, but events had started to shape Bellamy's thinking.
ARTS Garry Winogrand, a photographer, refreshed classic street photography in the 1960s and '70s, influenced by (and influencing) the increasingly warped sensibility that had started to shape the broader culture.
The photographer Garry Winogrand refreshed classic street photography in the 1960s and '70s, influenced by (and influencing) the increasingly warped sensibility that had started to shape the broader culture.
Have your say, start to shape the future.
"They are starting to shape their relationship to the authorities in a different way".
So we are starting to shape the reforms we need now.
We wanted to maintain a relationship as a result of which we were starting to shape the environment, to turn it into what we wanted it to be.
If you start using the language of schools in early years, do you then start to shape early years to look like schools?
