Sentence examples for started to shape a from inspiring English sources
Immediately it started to shape a little for him.
On the 17th we dug and we dug and started to shape a big deep lake.
Black pop has been a producer's game for the last two decades; now it's musicians who are starting to shape a wider aesthetic.
With congressional approval, it could start to shape a new, less exceptional tradition of gun ownership in the U.S. Do you have information you want to share with HuffPost?
Unfortunately, as I began to realise when experience started to shape our thinking, it was a bunkum as a piece of policy.
But then I started to shape the character emotionally in a way I knew I understood: he was the loyal guy, the one guy in the organisation who wasn't looking to take over, who was comfortable being number two, who had to deliver the bad news occasionally as he was the only one who was not afraid of him.
Nevertheless, Chancellor Schmidt is other countries to persuade the West starting to shape up a modest program of public investment to spur economic growth.
What's more, they are starting to shape what a future Labour government would do - on housing, jobs and wages that looks better than anything the Tories have, as yet, said about the future - except austerity and GDP growth that goes mainly to the top 20%.
Even so, the park and its fringes are starting to shape up as "a place" as opposed to a wasteland with a running track.
That tells you a lot and it starts to shape up to a movie.
You've picked up some great talent along the way and are starting to shape up as a real alternative to the (mostly) junk stuff served up by the locals.
