Sentence examples for adapting today from inspiring English sources

For Swedish tattoo artist Oskar, who does art under his first name as well as his Instagram handle, Start With a Pen, his educational routes and personal interests have combined to create a hybrid style he's still adapting today.

It was later adapted (1976) into a film.

Wilcox and Hughes will have every chance to adapt this week, as the Knicks play four more games in the next six days.

But if we do better with social today, we'll be better prepared to change and adapt tomorrow.

Neil Gaiman's short stories, adapted last year for Sky Arts in Neil Gaiman's Likely Stories, also have a Black Mirror atmosphere.

See Towers Watson, "How the Fundamentals Have Evolved and the Best Adapt: 2013 - 2014 Change and Communication ROI Study," (December 2013), www.towerswatson.com.

He documented those experiences in Memos from Purgatory (1961), which was later adapted (1964) as an episode of The Alfred Hitchcock Hour.

Given how the virus adapted last year, it's especially important to nip epidemics in the bud, Zhao says.

To evaluate the impulse response of the VLC channel, a Monte Carlo ray-tracing algorithm has been adapted [10 12].

Thus differences in RMR do not account for the differing metabolic cost of locomotion in the seasonally adapted winter birds.

A school adapts This past summer, Vinnytsya school #33 was adapted to the needs of children with disabilities.