Sentence examples similar to adapt something for from inspiring English sources

Also look for ways to adapt something successful in one market, profession or use to another.

I'm usually making something up, not adapting something, so I'm going to end up working within my limitations".

It's basic, and has become a haven for homophobia and racism, but some people just don't want to adapt to something new.

He has worked a lot with Paradise Lost, and with this particular Mayan creation myth, 'Popol Vuh', which he's been adapting into something resembling song lyrics for more than 10 years.

"You have to adapt, give up something to get something, but she would not.

The Alice books are seen not so much as something to adapt as they are something to inspire, a jumping-off point for any flight of fantasy.

You have to experience something to be able to adapt, to find something new.

I wanted to take something relatively off the shelf and adapt it for the context," he said.

But we have adapted that as something which for us today sounds Norwegian".

When he decided to adapt it for the screen, Lee evidently wanted to do something similar for his audience.

"Growing up with horses made me very practical because you have to do the thinking for something," says Armstrong, "and at the same time you have to adapt your thinking for the animal and be totally responsible".