Sentence examples for starting to shape a from inspiring English sources
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.
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.
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?
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%.
You have got some nice scientific language in there and it is really starting to shape up: "After a period of near-perfect renewal (in humans, between 20 and 50 years of age), organismal senescence is characterised by the declining ability to respond to stress, increasing homeostatic imbalance and increased risk of disease.
The TV app is already starting to shape up to become an alternative to television, especially with the recent addition of streaming news channels, CBS News, CNN, Fox News, Cheddar, CNBC and Bloomberg.
We now are starting to shape the production of those songs a bit more.
Your itinerary is starting to shape up.
That tells you a lot and it starts to shape up to a movie.
Universities need to now start changing their practice and behavior in order to prepare for these future scenarios so they are robust enough to survive should such a future emerge, or indeed they should start to shape the path towards such a future in an effort to secure their own longevity.
