The phrase "adept from" is not correct and does not convey a clear meaning in written English.
It is unclear what you intend to express with "adept from," as "adept" typically describes someone skilled at something, and "from" does not fit well in this context.
Example: "She is adept at solving complex problems."
Alternatives: "skilled in" or "proficient at".
However, mixing it up is the best route, and those who were more than a little adept, from the Everly Brothers to Marvin and Tammi, create magic by slipping naturally about each other's melodies.
Mia, a seventeen-year-old Mercury Adept from the wintry town of Imil, is a gentle healer from a heritage of Mercury Adept clansmen.
Subsequently compare commercial gym adepts from the CC and the SB of Palermo, Italy.
The two papers that have been released this week – from Adept Economics, and from SQM Research – are two of the most credible, and they say roughly similar things.
Oudin faced triple match point with Robson serving for the match at 5-0, 40-0, but a string of unforced errors from the 17-year-old saved all three, and then some adept scrambling from the American saved a fourth as well.
They rarely wore shoes and became adept foragers from a young age.
Defensively, Rolen is the best at his position, Edmonds is among the best, and Pujols has made a surprisingly adept switch from the outfield to first base.
"Feedforward" is no sneering gloss on dumb jocks; it's an elegant, spatially adept meditation from someone who knows well the power and the absurdities of sport, as well as the primal nature of its connection to an unmistakably American sense of the world.
Garet, a seventeen-year-old Mars Adept also from Vale, is Isaac's closest companion.
His younger sister, Jenna, a seventeen-year-old Mars Adept also from Vale, and a fourteen-year-old girl and Jupiter Adept named Sheba, as well as a sharp-witted elderly scholar named Kraden, are all hostages that Felix was forced to take with his now-deceased masters, the Mars Adept warriors Saturos and Menardi that served as the previous game's antagonists.
He was so adept at switching from sport to sport, from interview to scene-setting, from announcer to announcer, that he became a natural choice to host ABC's Olympic coverage, which Arledge saw as the network's showpiece.
