Sentence examples for starting to shape up from inspiring English sources

The place is starting to shape up nicely.

The hedge row of shrubs alongside Clifton St. is also starting to shape up very nicely.

Even so, the park and its fringes are starting to shape up as "a place" as opposed to a wasteland with a running track.

Nevertheless, Chancellor Schmidt is other countries to persuade the West starting to shape up a modest program of public investment to spur economic growth.

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.

"This is a wealthy city, and it is starting to shape up that only kids with silver spoons can be here," said Andrew Heiberger, president and owner of Citi Habitats, a residential brokerage company that rented 5,400 apartments in Manhattan last year and caters to what he described as "upwardly mobile professionals".

That tells you a lot and it starts to shape up to a movie.

It's up to us to start to shape this new chapter — for us and for generations to come.

And then we start to shape it.

In fact, I need to do these things because I started off with no real way to shape up all those thoughts generated by reading and reflection.

And when a new guidance counselor arrived, and told him it was time to shape up and start doing something for himself, he listened -- and enrolled at the night and day school.