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• With those kinds of income gains, consumers will be in excellent shape to face the financial challenges that 2005 will bring.
• Data-mining projects are generally a good bet for companies in poor financial shape , looking to technology for quick payback, he says.
• From this intriguing postulation onward, the film slowly and hesitantly assumes the shape of a thriller.
• Were we in better financial shape when he left than when we started?
• Morgan hypothesizes that the mound shape was first outlined by a line of posts set in a wall trench, which served as a retaining wall for the fill.
• It has thus fallen to federal courts to give shape to the statute.
• It was evident that this now feeble woman was once influential and helped shape her past.
• Paterson's love commands that we look deep into the objects that give shape to things: shadow, mirror, glass.
• Cut a bunny shape from white paper in a size that will fit over the pop-up piece; fold in half.
• One would presume these traditions are at least a few centuries old before they take definite shape in Early Modern accounts.
• See, I was never very athletic before that, so I thought it would be awesome to do something like that, and get back into that physical shape .
• He worried about keeping in good physical shape for appearance as well as health reasons.
• She claimed that she was under attack by invisible tormentors who pinched her, pricked her with pins, and spoke of women who assumed the shape of cats.
• The asymmetrical triangles of water and dune give shape to the engulfing sand and sky.
• The views they articulated sought to give shape to the burgeoning social consciousness in France and apply it to the army.
• The Protoacademy takes a more definite shape periodically through a series of events in different cities throughout Europe, including this one in Cork.
• Our new understanding will lead us to new tools, which will ‘change the nature and shape of firms.’
• The pattern is programmed to stitch an outline around the shape to hold it in place while the edge is stitched.
• Choral movements give shape to the nation, but not merely as a matter of representing the nation.
• It is in our interest to participate fully in the ongoing conversations and debates that give shape to art history as a discipline and keep it interesting.
• Raven merely hopped down from Callan's shoulder and changed back into his human shape , hauling a hood over his straggling hair, which was soaked through.
• These songs give shape to the shadows that darken our doors.
• Fredrickson plays his instrument as a cello, with the ability to give shape to music in which shape isn't always easy to discern.
• Through the dark mist, I could make out the faint shape of a large cat.
• a fiend in human shape
• The okomfo, however, will throw out clues to onlookers so as to differentiate and give shape to each obosom.
• The island's defences were in poor shape to meet such a danger.
• The doctors also emphasized that my physical shape and cardiovascular conditioning were paramount in my survival as well as my rapid recovery.
• I'll take an older print with character any day over needlessly edge-enhanced modern prints, but the fact is that this print is in poor shape .
• He is always accompanied by a toad and he can assume the shape of a toad.
• Each pair took position before a carrier as the mighty ships themselves assumed a wedge shape .
• For Brian was only going halfway towards bat form, then lingering in a strange, supernatural limbo before condensing back into his human shape instead of making the change over.
• He eventually destroys Paradise by assuming the shape of a serpent and tricking Eve into eating from the forbidden Tree of Knowledge.
• Try using a garden hose, or sprinkle limestone, to outline the shape of a new bed.
• His lips shape the words I love you, no longer giving them voice beyond a whisper, but she can feel his breath against her skin.
• By dawn he was in bad shape - paralyzed from his injuries.
• Collectively titled ‘Airships,’ all of the sculptures assume the general shape of a dirigible.
• her skirt had lost its shape long ago
• She'd regained her human shape when she lost consciousness.
• They cut out the portion where the sod would grow and outlined the shape with bender-board.
• Use a black marker to outline the shape and to write scientific or mathematical equations on the bag.
• In the first three decades of the twentieth century the discipline of economics assumed its present shape .
• Orwell's theoretical concerns about the likely shape of the future could be considered a form of political satire.
• Suddenly, he noticed a translucent, dark purple flame floating two or three inches away from his sister's skin, outlining the shape of her body.
• The broader political themes developed in Nineteen Seventy Four that live on in and give shape to Peace's subsequent novels are more particular to him.
• In the absence of the lamps, Tesha was unable to identify the shape until it righted itself and stood straight.
• A fulfilled national dream, the railway changed the lives of every man, woman and child in Canada and altered the future and shape of the nation.
• check that your structure will give shape to your essay
• Their shape could not be clearly defined as their outline seemed blurred in a haze of grey smoke surrounding them, but they seemed human shaped.
• Disturbing images of police tape outlining the shape of Evangeline's lifeless body flashed before his eyes.