Examples of using Took shape in English and their translations into Ukrainian
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The BMW iNEXT series model will be launched in 2021 and builds resolutely on the idea that first took shape in 2007 with“project i”
significance of Russia, which took shape during the period of the rise of the Moscow principality.
So, knowledge about weather phenomena took shape of the system of folk meteorology;
So, knowledge about weather phenomena took shape of the system of folk meteorology;
a statement of the personal opinion that took shape after a particular event,
At the end of the 17th century, political parties took shape- the Tories and the Whigs(in the middle of the 19th century they transformed into the Conservative and Liberal parties, respectively).
falling living standards, took shape depending on the credit of the IMF
the basic fortress took shape, with four corner towers connected by walls;
only in the 20th century this research took shape as an independent branch of science.
History Gastronomy that Daunia TuR has achieved in the launch of the Association, took shape with the financing of the Puglia region of the Call Active Ingredients.
appropriately equipped college took shape on the campus, including studios,
which originated and took shape in the United States in the 19th century
Bob, Appendix: How the Bletchley Park buildings took shape, pp. 306- 310 in Hinsley& Stripp 1993, pp. 149- 166 Some of this information has been derived from The Bletchley Park Trust's Roll of Honour Archived 18 May 2011 at the Wayback Machine.
As this interim realm takes shape, you will also take on many responsibilities.
Time passes, dreams take shape, plans appear.
The truths of the cosmos take shape and become visible, if only for a few moments.
The truths of the cosmos take shape and become visible, if only for a few moments.
toes start taking shape.
It was fun seeing them take shape.
The veiling shadow that glowers in the east takes shape.