Sentence examples for adapted slightly from inspiring English sources

"Just don't be last!" But by race day, either I've adapted slightly or the adrenaline has kicked in.

As it happens, the words of his hirsute fellow Texans, adapted slightly, could serve as Armstrong's motto: He's got legs and he knows how to use them.

For a batch of macadamia and coconut balls, for example, based on this recipe, with the ingredients adapted slightly to mirror as far as possible those found the Macadamia and Coconut Bounce Ball, you're looking at a cost of about £1.15 per 100g, compared to the shop-bought price of £5 per 100g.

Adapted slightly from Mission Street Food (McSweeney's, 2011).

The style varied slightly by architect and location, but typically the cemeteries followed classical influences in buildings and monuments, sometimes adapted slightly to appeal to the style of a particular Dominion.

In its early life, the Game Gear was blessed with numerous Master System ports, adapted slightly for life on the small screen which was no bad thing, as this was an era when Sega was lavishing as much attention on their 8bit systems as it was the 16bit Mega Drive/Genesis.

For us as a team that's what it's about – international rugby's a tough place and we have to adapt slightly quicker".

This recipe was my grandmother's and I have adapted it slightly.

The Olympic torch system was a miniaturised version of that one although we adapted it slightly after environmental tests.

That's not surprising, as technology advances in how digital imaging works are often adapted under slightly different names and implementations across different businesses.

Items from Tsai's (Tsai et al. 2010) PDA self-efficacy survey (PSS) were adapted and slightly modified to fit the purpose of this study.