Sentence examples for starts to shape up from inspiring English sources

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

"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".

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.

Hulu's forthcoming live TV streaming service is starting to shape up.

That's where one of the next battles of the search engine giants is starting to shape up.

It sounds like the business plan is starting to shape up, too, with "several $10B+ hedge funds" acquiring commercial data licenses.

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.

But as they become more tightly integrated over time (assuming Google can get its teams together to focus on the bigger picture beyond their own product's development and focus on the global stage), you can see a viable threat to PayPal starting to shape up.

"Think the squad is starting to shape up well, actually" — you.

Things were starting to shape up, but then he began trimming up Shitzie's summer trunks with a pair of thinning sheers while saying, "I've got to get this excess hair off him or else he's going to be really warm back here when he's outdoors".

Your itinerary is starting to shape up.