Examples of using Taking shape in English and their translations into Greek
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Computer
the heart begins taking shape and starts beating.
it is water, taking shape only when it attacks,
images from Cassini revealed a huge swirling cloud, several hundred miles across, taking shape above Titan's south pole.
images from Cassini revealed a huge swirling cloud, several hundred kilometres across, taking shape at the south pole.
Turkey's worst fear may be coming true- a Syrian Kurdistan taking shape right along its border.
the idea for the Women's March started taking shape.
soon the dreamy design started taking shape.
crowds and objects taking shape and dissolving.
and‘No Prophet' started taking shape that same night.
claiming that destiny is slowly but surely taking shape, and that Luffy has become a man well fit to wear that Straw Hat.
statechart-based behavior control started taking shape, while the team's code was made publicly available on the Github repository.
and one still taking shape, was the attempt to sabotage the defence of Petrograd
he began to suspect that the Necromancer of Dol Guldur was in fact Sauron taking shape once again.
The new government finally taking shape in Italy is one of the weirdest coalitions you could imagine-
This idea has matured over time and started taking shape through individual cultural events
The dream starts taking shape in February 2008 thanks to a meeting with M. Immo Ströher who has a long-standing interest in solar technology
As I saw the collection taking shape, I was delighted by the variety
clearly see their houses taking shape.
The charm of the stars takes shape on modern, au courant pieces.
When new ideas take shape, then I'm happy.” More The Salt.