Sentence examples for structure took shape from inspiring English sources

The West German bank was brought into the discus sions more recently as the structure took shape.

In all-night sessions in Mr. Jones's studio, the play's structure took shape, with director and star listening to songs from the new album and creating a narrative around them.

Settlement in the lagoon predates Roman times, but the present urban structure took shape in the early 7th century, when migrants from the mainland swelled existing fishing communities on the higher mudflats and sandbanks.

Supporting this idea, the KIFC1-like protein was found within the nucleus and on the nuclear membranes even before the manthette-like structure took shape in early spermatid, and it was also constantly present in the nucleus during nuclear elongation and condensation.

Viewers see the structure take shape before their eyes, with the frame rising from the vacant lot, exterior cladding applied and finishing touches added, until the image looks more like a photograph than an artist's rendering.

To see the structure take shape, and give further proof to its insectoid nature, watch it unfold in the time-lapse video above.

And if there was no direct order from the ISIS command, there is prima facie in Europe, a shadow Al Qaeda-like structure taking shape: the attacks in Paris were well-planned, prepared and executed.

But there will be trouble ahead as the new structures take shape.

As time passes and new structures take shape, we expect there to be further bouts of rapid price oscillation, readjustment and deleveraging.

The ideas of structure that were borrowed from both the physical and biological sciences were fundamental to the conceptions of political, economic, and social structure that took shape in the 17th and 18th centuries.

Applied to the health system, efforts to develop structures for community participation took shape as early as the implementation of the 1994 Reconstruction and Development Programme (RDP).