Sentence examples for traditional shape from inspiring English sources

The conductor's jacket is basically the traditional shape, with the 10 pockets they expect.

★★ Daylesford Organic Christmas Pudding 900g, £20, daylesford.com I like the traditional shape.

The Kyoto hall feels like Berlin straightened out, rejiggered into a traditional shape.

The restaurant occupies a wide, low and modern building in the traditional shape of many structures lining Route 1.

The EU's idea of an authentic pasty from Cornwall is one in the traditional shape, crimped on one side.

Unlike traditional shape memory polymers (SMPs), EP/CBMI SMPs are capable of shape reconfiguration and self-healing abilities.

Canonical works by Copland and Bernstein and pieces by rising Brooklyn composers mingle with traditional shape-note singing, jazz and hip-hop, all of it integral to the orchestra's work, rather than treated as fringe programming.

And in the 1940s he was the first to record Muddy Waters, a great blues singer.Beyond the blues, Mr Lomax is responsible for introducing American radio and concert audiences to the sounds of Balinese gamelan music, Mediterranean folk songs, Celtic and Elizabethan ballads, chain-gang chants and traditional shape-note singing, among dozens of other native and regional styles.

Some of the pieces in this hugely varied collection are unorthodox takes on traditional shapes.

More experiments lie ahead, marriages of traditional shapes that have never bonded before.

Lighting Replace any incandescent lights with energy-saving alternatives, which are now available in traditional shapes.