Examples of using Took shape in English and their translations into German
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Amid the sorrow and loss, another idea took shape.
The smoke covering the field took shape, gathering the skulls to give them false life.
But about 2000 BC one can say that religion took shape.
As the buildings took shape over time, they came to be the very heart of their communities.
Very quickly, the hairs thickened and took shape.
The Prototype Three took shape, this time using a true legend as the base; the Yamaha XS750.
During months of rehearsing and beer drinking, the band CHROME DIVISION took shape.
I can almost hear their excited cry as the calf took shape:"Now we're getting someplace!
The instrumental music in Alceste illustrateshow opéra à la française took shape.
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I actually asked him about this project some years ago, before the it took shape.
Our encounter with Christ took shape in the Church through the charism of one of her witnesses.
And thus, the God-Pharaoh sifted order from chaos, and the world took shape, raw and young and new.
It then took shape, first as"The League to Enforce Peace" and at the war's end as"The League of Nations.
Populated for more than 5,000 years,the territory of the commune really took shape only in the 7th century.
They took shape and became their own characters who now live their lives not only in singing but also in books, movies, games, etc.
For composers, it has always been a work tool,on which the tonal realization of a new composition took shape.
Forex is an inter-bank market that took shape in 1971 when global trade shifted from fixed exchange rates to floating ones.
Part 1st explains how the first life in the oceans was formed andhow the planet as we know it gradually took shape.
The Judaic nation took shape slowly after the Hebrew tribes, now led by Joshua, entered and occupied the promised land of Canaan.
There are numerous other murals throughout the Mitte district,where much of the protests took shape near St. Nicholas Church.
The modern nation of France took shape as the Counts of Paris successfully defended against Scandinavian attackers between 885 and 887 A. D.
The spell rolled from her mouth like the tolling of a bell,and a deathly chill soothed her burning skin as her magic took shape.
Oniris took shape and what at first was Quintus for a phantasmagorical landscape was filled with life, movement, like a painting that came alive before his eyes.
His message, found in the gospel, that we are all brothers and sisters,permeated him and took shape in the Poverello Family.
Gruissem andCheong battled back and forth until a key hand took shape, giving Gruissem a huge chip-lead after he hit one of his 18 outs on the river to make a flush.
When electronic clocks arrived at the turn of the last century, accuracy was further increased and new technologies started to develop but itwasn't until the rise of the atomic clock that the modern world really took shape.
Not only models, but also the reality of a tripolar world took shape, however, again and again, it is also tried to draw up a unipolar world with the USA in the middle.
But Marxist continuity was whittled away in the reactionary trough that followed,as the imperialist world took shape and opportunism increasingly ran rampant in the Second International.
This strategy, which took shape in the Stability Pact adopted on 10 June 1999 in Cologne, considers south-east Europe as a whole, but simultaneously recognises the diversity and unequal development of the various countries that compose the region.