Usar "take form" en una oración

1. What? A story began to take form as he raced through traffic

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2. The process begins by the client filling out a set of Client Intake Forms

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3. (see last two pages of the Client Intake Forms

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4. Completed set of Client Intake Forms; (2) Copy of the Credit Counseling Certificate; (3)

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5. information not provided in the Client Intake Forms

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6. Carol got out her intake form and began the information gathering process

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7. would immediately take form

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8. “And the purpose of the State is to protect and enable its citizens to pursue this?” she assumed what wasn't implied, searching for a structure to inhabit in which she could take form

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9. tears of embarrassment beginning to take form within her eyes

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10. You must build it firmly and securely in your mental world — the world within — before it can take form in the world without, and you can build nothing of value even in the mental world unless you have the proper material

11. He has been enabled to come into communion with the greatest writers and thinkers of all time, and the combined record which we possess today is therefore the expression of Universal Thought as it has been seeking to take form in the mind of Man

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12. And let your thoughts take form in action

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13. Thoughts take form in action;

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14. inability in recognising the sign indicating the presence of the mistake forming the reason for his final

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15. “Do you have to take formal lessons?” Cami asked, trying to focus on his words, and not on the hand on her knee

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16. Jacob cheered when the archways of the inner and outer wall starting to take form

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17. If not taken care of, high blood pressure can take form of some serious cardiovascular diseases with arterial blockages

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18. Mike Webster sat in the back, since he could only act as an observer, and as we went through the stocks, an almost surreal, yet comical repartee began to take form as Mike kept instinctively reacting to each new chart that he saw by softly saying to himself the same phrase, over and over again: “That’s a top

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19. Gradually, however, vague outlines began to take form and to fix themselves in his meditation, and he was able to catch a glimpse with precision of the reality,—not the whole situation, but some of the details

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20. He served as a connecting link between the Friends of the A B C and other still unorganized groups, which were destined to take form later on