The phrase "with the shape of" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it to describe the physical shape of something. For example, "The city grew and spread out with the shape of a star".
Fills the vector with the shape of a column.
Authenticity has nothing to do with the shape of a woman's abs.
If so, where?" Others have taken issue with the shape of We Exist's narrative.
It was printed on heavy cardstock and embossed with the shape of her eyeglasses.
They'd make a love heart with the shape of their hands over their chests.
"I think she is always negotiating with the shape of the page".
The magnitude of the geothermal gradient thus varies with the shape of the geotherm.
An additional formation began with the shape of OWL changing to AWOL.
She's experimenting with the shape of pop stardom — let her live.
Perhaps it's something to do with the shape of the ball.
What sets Saunders apart from most print specialists, however, is how well the prints work with the shape of clothes.
