Examples of using To take shape in English and their translations into Hebrew
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are now fully formed, and the nose is beginning to take shape.
set to take shape in 2015.
firmer erections begin to take shape.
But it was not until after ordering his records from the National Archives and conducting many more interviews that a cohesive picture began to take shape.
the nose is beginning to take shape.
disregard of the law, began to take shape.
We simply ask all to trust in this and permit these new realities to take shape.
When your plans begin to take shape, write to the branch that cares for the territory where you would like to serve, and ask for more information.
where the development of standards specific to their use began to take shape given its importance in the lives of people.
This vision began to take shape as early as 2006,
Synthesized variants started to take shape in the 1950's whereas the medical community“did away” with these extracts(for fairly obvious reasons in hindsight)
manifestation of the new forms on the Earth as the New Reality begins to take shape on the Earth.
The prevailing mythological version of the 13 days of danger began to take shape as early as a few days after the threat was lifted
similar gene pool and if so, when that gene pool began to take shape.
from there the book began to take shape.
the birth of Islam, a genetic group began to take shape that formed the basis of the Druze community's ancestors.
The understanding that the criminal legal process will not provide the required response to the serious harm that they have undergone has begun to take shape among the victims, who have appealed separately to file a civil action.
we see in these pictures- appearing so characteristically in the first half of the 15th century- how hard it is for that stream of evolution which tries to take shape out of the elemental forces of the human heart,
AT FiVE WEEKS, THE NOSE BEGlNS TO TAKE SHAPE.
Outer ears begin to take shape.