Sentence examples for adapt to your pace from inspiring English sources

Spotify tried something similar to this last year, offering the ability to instantly compile a playlist with the proper BPM range based on your pace, as well as original tracks that would automatically adapt to your pace.

Spend at least a few days here, adapt to the pace and allow it to soothe your soul.

Our new signings need time to adapt to the pace of the English game.

Today, if someone doesn't have the ability to adapt to the pace, you have to pass on them.

Erik Lamela has struggled to adapt to the pace of the Barclays Premier League since his £30million move from Roma, but Sherwood looks unlikely to allow him to leave for Atletico Madrid, who reportedly want the player on loan.

Still, as an executive accustomed to projects with quick turnarounds, he acknowledged that he was struggling to adapt to the pace of Congress, where almost nothing gets done quickly.

Clumsy tackles, one of which brought a booking, and rash clearances suggest he will need a period of transition to adapt to the pace of the English game much like Patrice Evra who started on the substitutes' bench here.

Unlike many other imports, he took no time to adapt to the pace and power of the Premier League and has been a vital part of Manuel Pellegrini's title winning side.

Lee, a magazine editor who dines out often and seldom cooks but entertains regularly and plays host to frequent house guests, needed a home that could easily adapt to the pace of modern urban life.

Companies are striving to adapt to the pace of change and as a result, the way our offices operate, the way we interact with customers and colleagues, and how we promote our businesses have undergone huge transformation.

But the biggest challenge is whether the legal system will adapt to keep pace with new financial products, so that it protects the most vulnerable in South African society.