take shape

The season is very young, but the answer to these questions will begin to take shape.

The idea for the project began to take shape a couple of years ago.

They must look to the future now, to the new age taking shape around them.

That's when the through running around in my head finally took shape.

We have been able to see a whole new Europe take shape.

Suddenly a plan began to take shape in his mind.

But at the back of her mind the idea was growing, taking shape.

Above them, an image began to take shape in the air.

As the hours passed, her plan began to take shape.

In 1920 it began to take shape as a real town.

The present face of the town began to take shape at that time.

There was a sense of something about to begin, a community still taking shape.

The story takes shape in your mind through the act of writing itself.

And yet, almost before the thought took shape, he knew it was too much to hope for.

As the project took shape, so did her daily life.

"I have much more control about how my magazine is taking shape."

How it will take shape exactly is still to be decided on.

This new world that's taking shape is not always clear.

The project took shape really fast over a few days.

As he thought of marriage a figure took shape in his mind.

But a public debate on the issue is beginning to take shape.

Some of that help appears to be already taking shape.

Several elements of such a policy are now taking shape.

Details of the plan have been taking shape for months.

The pattern of their future life together was already taking shape.