How To Use Take shape In A Sentence
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Moshe Basson's culinary roots stretch back through time from 200 CE, when the collection of Jewish oral law known as the Mishnah began to take shape - to the Jewish presence in Iraq, where his family lived till the 1950s - to the present time in Jerusalem.
English-writing Israeli-bloggers
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Your mind works faster and the plans that take shape give you much to look forward to.
The Sun
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The new building is beginning to take shape.
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The painter's private demons take shape in the figures on the canvas.
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Rugged garage rock, aggro shoegazing, psychedelic sunshine pop, abstract instrumentals and hippie balladry take shape with deliciously layered guitars, effects and sly, boyish vocals.
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At first, they made sweet inarticulate music alone; but, by-and-by, the sound seemed to begin to take shape, and to be gradually moulding itself into words; till, at last, I seemed able to distinguish these, half-dissolved in a little ocean of circumfluent tones: "A great good is coming -- is coming -- is coming to thee, Anodos;" and so over and over again.
Phantastes, a Faerie Romance for Men and Women
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What emerges is also the sense that we must ever leap forward with Faith, Trust and Openness into the mystery and the unknownness of the newness that will ever take shape in the unfoldment of our expression and coming together, piece by piece and moment to moment.
Mike Schwager: The Message of the One
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A new song began to take shape in her mind.
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A wonderful idea began to take shape in her brain.
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From then on the ideas planted in four parts of the area will take shape and ultimately take root.
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We watched the vase begin to take shape in the potter's hands.
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As bone after bone is added, the skeleton begins to take shape.
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The policy framework for a successful transition to this outcome is starting to take shape.
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Neal Sloper: "" Ted Robinson lands 49ers gig: The Dolich plan begins to take shape "Dear Tim - Thanks for ..." milo: "Starkey wasn't perfect (that's for sure) but he does have that old time radio voice that works ...
Kawakami
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It is useful to make a distinction between the base against which an entity is profiled and the domain, or domains, against which concepts take shape.
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Musical events have long been seen as nodal points around which sentiments of collective belonging take shape.
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At first, they made sweet inarticulate music alone; but, by-and-by, the sound seemed to begin to take shape, and to be gradually moulding itself into words; till, at last, I seemed able to distinguish these, half-dissolved in a little ocean of circumfluent tones: "A great good is coming -- is coming -- is coming to thee, Anodos"; and so over and over again.
Phantastes: A Faerie Romance for Men and Women
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We watched the vase begin to take shape in the potter's hands.
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In 1912 women's events were added, and the modern Olympic programme began to take shape.
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They are crescive when they take shape in the mores, growing by the instinctive efforts by which the mores are produced.
Introduction to the Science of Sociology
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This would mean building, within these interstices, new landmarks for the transformative power of the erotic, a meetingplace where our deepest yearnings for different kinds of freedom can take shape and find rest.
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Abnormity nut need three sets of mould take shape.
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His legend began to take shape as a junior high basketball and baseball star and on the sandlots around Pahokee.
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Plans take shape for a family reunion.
The Sun
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Soon Ó Domhnaill and his sister Tríona Ní Dhomhnaill clavinet and vocals, both from the band Skara Brae, had joined up as well, and a new band had clearly started to take shape.
The Bothy Band
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As the woman continues to slowly progress and a budding romance begins to take shape, Mike starts to dig around into the archives to learn the full story of Roman and Margaret.
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Under his watch a young team can take shape, shedding one of the hardened pros from the past.
The Sun
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The new face of Swindon is emerging as three landmark buildings start to take shape in the town.
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our plans began to take shape
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Your mind works faster and the plans that take shape give you much to look forward to.
The Sun
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With the completion of the skeleton of the 35-foot long hull, the longboat has begun to take shape, exciting project stakeholders.
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Given the Bush disaster change sounded great but when specifics begin to take shape all the gored oxes line up to threaten cataclysm.
Poll of Polls: President's approval ratings slip
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Your mind works faster and the plans that take shape give you much to look forward to.
The Sun
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With a few common trimmings - colored jimmies, crystal sugar, mini chocolate chips, red hots - Christmas treats take shape.
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We should like this to take shape by the end of the year, as the people will be more get-at-able in their villages in such a visitation kind of way than in the ordinary church methods during the dry season.
Mary Slessor of Calabar: Pioneer Missionary
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As the old patterns die in their minds and the new ones begin to take shape, people are assailed by self-doubt and misgivings about their leaders.
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The new building is beginning to take shape.
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And discusses the fitting to take shape influence factor the way and the drainage system.
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A new song began to take shape in her mind.
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There is an almost abstract flavour to his creations - speedy outlines and contours take shape on the canvas as he moves about in a blur.
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Plans for our vacation are beginning to take shape.
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Later as weapons and uniforms became available and with the help of the older men, the unit began to take shape.
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Cities take shape over time, as the work and wisdom of generations accumulate. They are the crystallisation of the public's pursuit of betterment.
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A bigger Galaxy has already begun to take shape on Macau's shoreline.
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The fantasies begin to take shape: first a porch with splintered cornflower blue floorboards, then the dog everyone thinks is stupid.
Dating An Alien
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The masterplan for 2012, headed by Jason Prior, landscape architect and managing director of Edaw, clearly started with the proposition that this landscape is the context within which the huge variety of Olympic developments will take shape - the transport infrastructure, stadiums, housing.
Prunings XXI
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Many urbanists say that public life in the eighteenth century - which is when the modern city began to take shape - was available only to men.
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The empty air in front of Daney shimmered slightly and seemed to bend, curve, to allow a human form to take shape.
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Elizabethans, and Milton to Auden and Dylan Thomas, an elaborate tradition discernible in lavish metaphor and luxurious sound and rhythm, the second a domestic ageless tradition, an elementary language where, like a new Adam, the poet gives things their names, perceiving how the speech sounds take shape - as in a passage in the autobiographical Another Life: I watched the vowels curl from the tongue of the carpenter's plane,/resinous, fragrant ...
Nobel Prize in Literature 1992 - Presentation Speech
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The raging wind began to take shape, twisting and coiling before the man before coalescing into a staff.
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Your mind works faster and the plans that take shape give you much to look forward to.
The Sun
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A strange new thing is beginning to take shape, a new sense of "togetherness" - a unity of purpose that did not exist previously.
The Full Feed from HuffingtonPost.com
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Did you have this concept in mind from the start, or did it take shape as you wrote the album?
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The fixing of a key-speaker pronoun is the starting point for portraying perceptions and from this various narrative patterns take shape.
A Discussion With Gao Xingjian
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The coming weeks will see a flurry of political activity around the country and the scene will begin to take shape in the Ballina area in the coming weeks when three conventions will be held in the town.
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The wood of oak, hazel, rowan, alder, willow, juniper, ash, bird cherry and aspen will take shape on the shores of Loch Katrine over the next 20 years using thousands of acres of land leased to the Forestry Commission.
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The woodland garden began to take shape along the banks of the stream.
A Patchwork Garden: Unexpected Pleasures from a Country Garden
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The negotiation of identity can take shape in many forms such as a diary or vlog.
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The lesson materials were now beginning to take shape.
