I was adapting an illustration from a Victorian fashion catalogue.
Carney challenges conventional histories, which describe Europeans adapting an Asian crop to American uses.
It's a challenge inherent to the unusual problem of adapting an unfinished work.
As a Russian patriot, however, he detested the practice of simply adapting an English word.
They practice "adapting"— an essential management tool taught by business schools everywhere.
Mr Cubitt is writing an original script based on Sir Arthur Conan Doyle's characters, rather than adapting an existing story.
There's a defining moment in the conversation when Swift is described as an overdog adapting an underdog stance.
The key to acceptance is not foisting it on organisations, but adapting an approach to specific communities and working environments.
Many innovations came with that album and period, most importantly adapting an attitude of playfulness and exploration to musical form and recording.
The biggest advantage of adapting an impossible book is that no one expects you to be entirely slavish to the source material.
Adapting an idea from Rock's lunch-table improvisation, he replaced "The Boondocks" for a week with a new, faux-jingoistic strip, "The Adventures of Flagee and Ribbon".
