Sentence examples for would take shape from inspiring English sources
The phrase "would take shape" is correct and usable in written English
It can be used to describe the process of something beginning to form or develop. Example: "As the project progressed, the initial ideas would take shape into a comprehensive plan."
Councilwoman Moskowitz said she had some concerns about how things would take shape in September.
Rather, the document revealed other clues that foreshadowed how the tax plan would take shape.
Most of the people on the committee "never thought a museum like this would take shape," Mr. Branch said.
A complex process was launched to determine how this reorganization would take shape and form a new infrastructure for research.
But lawmakers at the center of the talks had predicted an agreement would take shape this month.
Two days ago, when I spoke with him, I said I had two projects I hoped would take shape.
The songs were almost entirely instrumentals, and over the course of the minute or so they'd take shape into sunbeat smooth jazz, or jumpy dad rock jams something like what might happen if a slick Joe Satriani-type huffed a little hydrogen from a weather balloon.
Still, Arif Nizami, the caretaker information minister, said at a news conference in Islamabad that the new government would easily take shape before the June 2 constitutional deadline.
"Company" seemed to foresee a shift in attitude that would not take shape until decades later, when the years of "An Unmarried Woman" had passed and the repercussions of divorce came under scrutiny.
Though wrestling bouts had been held as early as the 1860s, modern professional wrestling would not take shape until around the turn of the 20th century.
As it was, most of his fictional inventions would only take shape in the 20th century, long after his death in 1905, in Amiens, France.
