Sentence examples similar to adaptable phrases from inspiring English sources
Modern orchestras have become more adaptable in matters of phrasing, articulation, expression and even improvisation.
Fans of "The Wire" also know Mr. Whitlock as Clay Davis, the genial and corrupt Maryland politician known for his ability to stretch a common four-letter-word into an endlessly adaptable, three-beat musical phrase.
Now, five years later, the no wheel has turned yet again, proving that Reagan's original phrase is endlessly adaptable to changing political circumstances.
If there was disagreement on whether a translated word or phrase on one of the ADL items was applicable, adaptable, or suitable, the judges were told that a disagreement was present and required to agree on a new translation by the three judges in a process of consensus making.
This year's speech subsumed that phrase into the longer, mealier "weapons of mass destruction-related program activities," a usefully adaptable locution.
They are very adaptable".
They keep you adaptable".
Al Qaeda proved adaptable.
