The song was a boogie piece until late in 1971, when it began to take its final form, although with improvised lyrics.
The organization of the secular church took its final form under the Merovingian and Carolingian kings.
About 400 bce the "classical" Etruscan alphabet took its final form of 20 letters four vowels and 16 consonants.
Though its parts were shaped on stage from 1977 to 1983, the work took its final form as a multimedia opera made for television.
Mr. Christie and Mr. Sams are assembling the score from music of Handel, Vivaldi and Leclair, although the pastiche has not yet taken its final form.
The chapter on definition contained the germ of Basic (short for British, American, scientific, international, commercial) English, which took its final form in 1928.
As often happens in tragedy, the persuasion takes its final form as a heap of dead bodies: not only Antigone's but those of Creon's son, the dead girl's fiancé, who has slain himself over the body of his beloved, and Creon's wife, too, who kills herself in despair at the news of their child's violent end.
It is important to realise that it was only after he had developed his views in ethics, social work, philosophical psychology, and political philosophy, that his metaphysics took its final form.
The building took its final form in 1872 after James Cameron added stone towers to each corner of the palace.
The production of Madlax began in 2002 but it wasn't until Yōsuke Kuroda joined the project that the series took its final form.
