Sentence examples for to now shape from inspiring English sources
Despite not winning (and Prince once told me that he was happy the company didn't, because it could barely cope with demand even after coming in second), the company has gone on to now shape a huge amount of the traffic that moves across the Internet every day.
Up to now, shape-controlled synthesis of CdSe nanorods [7 13], nanowires [14 17], nanotubes [18], nanobelts [15, 19], nanosaws [15], nanobarbells [20], and many novel nanostructures [21 24] have been demonstrated.
Perceived answers to this question now shape political allegiances in the United States.
The 71-to-26 71-to-26 71-to-26tone to what now shapes up to be a remarkably successful legislativotegenda for President Obama's first twasyears.
No longer bound to position or place, or obligated to give his wages to his father, he could now shape his own destiny.
Can the mighty retailer now shape its business environment, rather than having to adapt to it?
Nuclear dread, which had shaped the strategy of the war to begin with, was now shaping the public's reaction to the war.
The one emotion returned to him is vengeance, Ahab now "shaped in an unalterable mould".
Plymouth's vice-chancellor and chief executive, Prof Wendy Purcell, said: "We are an excellent university, and are now shaping ourselves to sustain a great future.
Beth Rigby (@BethRigby) started day thinking reshuffle theme abt new image 4 Tories with more women etc. now shaping up to be story abt Osborne tightening his grip October 7, 2013 1.04pm BST There is now a female minister back in the Treasury team.
