Sentence examples similar to adapting for something from inspiring English sources

He has worked a lot with Paradise Lost, and with this particular Mayan creation myth, 'Popol Vuh', which he's been adapting into something resembling song lyrics for more than 10 years.

The challenge is adapting something built for the entrepreneurial world so that it can work effectively in an environment full of standard operating procedures, immutable policies, and executives who want to leave their mark on everything.

All of the growing technology has been donated by the manufacturers and adapted for FARM:shop in collaboration with Something & Son.

The game controls quite well, considering that this is the first of the series that has been adapted for the Xbox 360 and offers something quite different for the platform.

"People don't realize the Xerox PARC demo that Steve Jobs adapted for the Mac was meant to be something a six-year-old could use," he says.

It's basic, and has become a haven for homophobia and racism, but some people just don't want to adapt to something new.

"You can't just assume that because something's there it is functional, or has been adapted for," Chomsky pointed out.

The key to 4chan's popularity (and what distinguished it from its progenitor Something Awful) was the Japanese bulletin board Poole had adapted for English use.

Several of his tales were adapted for the cinema, among them The Illustrated Man, A Sound of Thunder and Something Wicked This Way Comes.

But we have adapted that as something which for us today sounds Norwegian".

You have to experience something to be able to adapt, to find something new.