Sentence examples for taking shape today from inspiring English sources
Its main emblem, the building formerly called the Freedom Tower, which is only taking shape today, remains an emblem of national hubris that is hollow at its core.
Under the pact taking shape today, Democrats would no longer insist that voters be able to establish their identities simply by signing a form at the polls.
The secondary private equity market that is taking shape today is more than simply a larger version of that of five or 10 years ago.
Just as deadly divisions developed amid pirate cliques deep in filthy, swaying wooden hulls centuries ago, so too are sides taking shape today, though perhaps less violently.
The expansion of the former Atlantis is a $24 million project that started taking shape five years ago.
The project still requires billions of dollars to expand the mine, which is taking shape 1,300 meters beneath the surface of the Gobi Desert.
Re "Westbeth, a Canvas Still Taking Shape" (May 25): I have lived in Westbeth from the beginning, 30 years ago, and remember Richard Meier's beautiful colors in the hallways.
Over the last several months the East Hampton shop has been undergoing a physical change that parallels an esthetic one that has slowly been taking shape since Mr. McWhinnie took over.
Commissioned by the National Trust to celebrate 50 years of its Neptune Coastline campaign, the Nation's Ode to the Coast began taking shape this summer when the poet wrote the opening verses of the poem.
The idea began taking shape several years ago, after the prominent New York engineer Guy Nordenson visited New Orleans in the wake of Hurricane Katrina and was prompted to study the impact that global warming could have on a seemingly safe coastal city like New York.
The idea began taking shape several months ago, after the chief Washington lobbyists for all four governors decided to start meeting weekly to explore ways to advance their common interests in Congress.
