| They might even be able to watch their Xootr take shape in a machine tool at the New Hampshire factory. |
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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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| The raging wind began to take shape, twisting and coiling before the man before coalescing into a staff. |
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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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| The negotiation of identity can take shape in many forms such as a diary or vlog. |
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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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| His legend began to take shape as a junior high basketball and baseball star and on the sandlots around Pahokee. |
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| Alongside the secular model of marriage, an ecclesiastical model is beginning to take shape and definition. |
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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 new face of Swindon is emerging as three landmark buildings start to take shape in the town. |
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| While compositions on their previous effort had time to develop and take shape, here they are set to impact at once. |
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| Globally, ambitious efforts to develop wind power are beginning to 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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| As we closed in on the far shore, a small town began to take shape. |
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| The painter's private demons take shape in the figures on the canvas. |
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| In 1959, just as his career was beginning to take shape, he and his first wife, Lola, lost their first child to crib death. |
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| For quite some time they remain as drawings that take shape and turn into sculpture by way of an intriguing two-dimensionality. |
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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 Montluçon slip road on the A714 motorway is beginning to take shape, work on broadening the western section having made good progress. |
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| I believe that first nations peoples should determine for themselves how these things might take shape in the future. |
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| These will continue to be refined over the next four years as the initiatives take shape and activities are underway. |
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| The accord is finally made and the route through unknown terrain begins to take shape. |
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| The inevitable consequence is that there are wrinkles in your face and create lines around your eyes and mouth take shape. |
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| I'd love to take it further, but right now I don't know how things might take shape. |
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| I could not describe them in detail since they will take shape during negotiations. |
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| From the accounts and meetings the contours of a German-African story of dreams, football and human merchandise take shape. |
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| As these various elements start to take shape, the open drain starts looking more like a natural stream. |
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| It is in this very field that the specific features and values of the European social model must take shape. |
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| It is not yet known whether the Doorn Group will open up to other countries or whether other regional initiatives will take shape. |
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| As bone after bone is added, the skeleton begins to take shape. |
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| It would take shape in accordance with a three-step acknowledgement of the basic realities we confront on the issue. |
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| Slowly the eulogies began to take shape, common themes woven through the contours of their extraordinary individual lives. |
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| But there is little question that if such a coalition is to take shape, the United States will have to lead it. |
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| Elation replaced doubt when the schemes began to take shape. |
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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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| United States Department of Agriculture officials are continuing discussions about how COOL for meat and meat products will take shape following the Oct. 1 target date for implementation. |
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| Typography can impressively take shape in the flow of highfrequency images. This gives us sufficient reason to look into how things stand as well as into the perspectives of this significant creative discipline. |
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| With such pitfalls in mind, a new model began to take shape. |
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| How can sharing responsibilities in medical and nursing follow-up, as well as the resulting reorganization of duties, take shape within institutions and departments that meet the usual institutional standards? |
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| Joined by a few good friends who travelled from British Columbia to share this moment, this afternoon's tire dip was the end of a journey that first started to take shape almost two years ago. |
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| One year after the earthquake which hit Haiti, international reconstruction plans and the revitalisation of the economy are starting to take shape. |
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| The unity of the world which you have outlined and which will take shape in the future will not arise from the abolition of differences but from their harmonious interaction. |
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| Add international inspections to that mix, plus curbs on other uranium enrichment, and optimists think an imperfect interim deal could take shape, capable of postponing a larger nuclear stand-off. |
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| Gently scrunch hair allowing curls to take shape. |
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| Primary school youngsters would be able to surf their way into the 21st century if plans for a cybercafe take shape. |
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| On the 20th floor, immediate construction is finished and the interior is beginning to take shape, with a large, column-free footplate. |
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| Fatus allows his dreams to take shape in a surrealistic ruckus. |
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| It is in this time that the notation of music on a staff and other elements of musical notation began to take shape. |
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| This was a problem solved in the 1840s when the lake level railway was built, and the quarry as we know it began to take shape. |
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| This highlights the goal of parity, which will take shape when a democracy of equals emerges, a new model which will bring about a new social contract between men and women, a path or short-cut towards an inclusive society. |
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| Formline wings and feathers take shape across the sides. |
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| Gradually in this dynasty, theories of education began to take shape as it was realized that environment and education had influence in shaping and altering children's knowledge, abilities, and moral character. |
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| In the early twentieth century a significant community began to take shape on the west coast of the United States. |
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| As early as 132 BCE references suggest that the Ketuvim was starting to take shape, although it lacked a formal title. |
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| If open or closed profiles, laser welded, pre-stamped of or restamped profiles are requested, we are offering to our customers almost unlimted options for your ideas to take shape. |
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| Thus, with the further expansion of Chuang Tzu, the theoretical architecture of dialectical communication set up by Lao Zi began to take shape. |
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| Special thanks go also to UNESCO and the members of its Young Child and the Family Environment Project who have gone beyond the call of duty in helping this document take shape and appear. |
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| Two political experts weigh in on how a US climate law could take shape. |
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| As 3G applications take shape, new regulatory issues arise because the wide range of areas 3G services are likely to address touches on many regulatory aspects. |
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| When I was invited to join the Board of Directors of the Ottawa International Airport Authority in 1995 as a Founding Member, the airport privatization exercise was only beginning to take shape. |
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| The kids went there to inspect antique tools, watch projects take shape, and assemble doodads from scrap wood and old nails. |
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| Slowly but surely, his idea for a musical project began to take shape. |
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| Without him, those visions will now have a little less room to take shape. |
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| I think that if we are capable of moving forward in our discussion, without being dogmatic, looking at what is happening and what it would be appropriate to do, our ideas will begin to take shape. |
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| As a result of the intertwining lines, this mechanism creates a special relationship between content and container which feed off each other to take shape together. |
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| With origins dating back to the ancient Vedic chants of the Samaveda, North Indian classical music began to take shape in the 13th century. |
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| In this context, global quality sectors are starting to take shape, such as for example the interregional GMO-free network which stems from an initiative taken by Tuscany region and Austria. |
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| As befits the most successful team in FIFA World Cup history, Brazil have the usual embarrassment of riches to choose from as their final squad of 23 begins to take shape. |
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| The city's sea of Victorian houses began to take shape, and civic leaders campaigned for a spacious public park, resulting in plans for Golden Gate Park. |
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| After two hours of discussion, our plans began to take shape. |
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| The political union between these colonies began to take shape on 12 September 1922, when by letters patent Ascension Island became a dependency of Saint Helena. |
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| And as the economy improves, you're going to see more deals take shape in Westchester County, with several major corporate relocations on the horizon. |
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