Sentence examples for adapt things from inspiring English sources

Tom Stoppard once told me the most difficult thing about writing a play was coming up with the plot, which was why he liked to adapt things.

"A lot of what I do is to adapt things that I've picked up from other people, and sometimes I figure things out by accident," Mr. Cullina said.

There, we adapt things to the rhythms of merengue and salsa".

"I'll get, 'I think you've gone a little far with the seven garnishes.' I try to adapt things and focus on delicious".

"We have had to adapt some things to the English environment.

But I learned that with travel, it's always important to expect the unexpected and adapt when things go wrong.

I decided to move to Ukraine because it will be simpler to adapt to things here than elsewhere abroad.

"This is his first season and I think he thought it would have been nice to be able to adapt to things in London," said John Terry, an Englishman and a Chelsea veteran/survivor who was recently named the squad's captain by Mourinho.

Esri, the big-data collection and analysis company, has helped communities using its services plan for these large-scale events and adapt when things don't go as planned.

Had Todd come to the country with a plan set in stone or been inflexible and unwilling to adapt as things played out, he might've run home, as some other too-eager, wanna-be expats have.

"Plateaus are perfectly normal -- the human body is wired to adapt to things," says mathematician Hugh Thompson, PhD, who, along with investigative reporter Bob Sullivan, spent more than two years interviewing psychologists, CEOs, pro athletes, and scientists on what drives success -- and what stalls it -- for their new book The Plateau Effect.