Sentence examples for store shaped from inspiring English sources

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Ducks—a coinage derived from a Long Island duck egg store shaped like a duck communicated meaning through their form.

Stores shape the character of these spaces, and two outstanding 20th-century decorative arts dealers — the Galerie Eric Philippe and Galerie du Passage — help Véro-Dodat to project a more subdued but no less refined sensibility than Galerie Vivienne.

You can buy clay from a craft store, shape it into any form you want (snowmen are really easy) and bake them in the oven.

Playthings, Etc., a great stand-alone toy store, is shaped like a silver stealth aircraft.

In a 2007 interview with Sikh Chic, Haley explained how working in the store had shaped her growing up: "We learned the value of hard work and the meaning of self discipline, working in the store.

If you don't want to make it, some candy stores will stock turtle shaped chocolates; check online for suppliers.

The store will be shaped like an inverted pyramid, with the third- floor space the largest and tapering down to the small basement.

As Americans become more particular about their dining choices, restaurants and grocery stores are shaping up.

The brand police already rounded up one suspect: a butcher in Weymouth, England, who put out a store display of sausages shaped like Olympic rings.

That requires not bean counters but brand leaders with the vision that created and shaped the stores in the first place.