Sentence examples for would shape a from inspiring English sources

On order, he would shape a third of a pound or so into a burger and cook it on the griddle with half of a bell pepper — one he tore in half with his fingers, not a bad technique — and some onion.

Here was a chance to do what he does so well, to make a work of art that would shape a tangle of uncomfortable cultural, moral and aesthetic questions into the physical form of a work of art.

After a few seconds, Clarke began to walk backwards to his position and uttered the words that would shape an Ashes series.

Greek literary and artistic forms would shape Europe in a way they did not shape other continents.

Even without the missing Havre de Grace, the Ladies' Classic would shape up as a corker if Blind Luck and Zazu were not sidelined.

"In addition to the undoubted morale boost, Sir Alex would shape and inspire a new generation of Labour Party activists, and provide unrivalled experience of management and long-term planning".

With the same living environmental circumstances and nearly the same living habits for these subjects, each anatomic location within a healthy individual would shape the composition of a microbial community specifically adapted to that site.

Over the last few years there has been plenty of speculation as to how this show would shape up, and when a copy of the catalog arrived, I felt a bit let down.

So I think we can agree that if only our leaders would shape up and pass a carbon tax, all would be much better.

Little did I know that 2014 would shape up to be a cataclysm between techies and almost everyone else living in this country.

Matt Bennett, a co-founder of the moderate Third Way, said such a statement would shape the coming Democratic conversation.