take form

He turned toward her as a new idea took form in his mind.

Where is the only place your personal past can take form?

It has to take form to come to me for a simple reason.

The case seemed to be coming together, taking form, though he was far from sure what the final picture would look like.

Taken formed in the summer of 1997 by five friends.

His face was beginning to take form now that I'd seen him twice.

But he knew they'd take form, gradually, over the next several days.

An idea which had already taken form in his mind was strengthened.

Slowly the structure of the company began to take form.

They continue to take form even while he is asleep.

She said the campaign, still taking form, will be a collective effort, not her show.

It is amazing how this game site has taken form.

The scene was taking form, more awful than she had even thought.

Various plans for development of the area took form over the next twenty years.

An idea was stirring at the back of his mind, but he could not make it take form.

After a time he aroused, for some part, and the things about him began to take form.

Slowly, the image took form, and as she worked, new ideas came to her.

Then he caught movement several feet away and a small shadow took form.

A suspicion took form in him and he suddenly changed his course.

Then she noticed a large figure taking form on the rough wall.

But the sinking feeling inside him was starting to take form.

These interests have taken form in several different research domains.

A second hand took form in the darkness beside it.

"That's where the series of photographs really started to take form," he said.

Science City took form, and a new addition to the west of the station's north waiting room was built to house the museum.