Sentence examples for adjust from the from inspiring English sources

I would enter and let my eyes adjust from the bright afternoon light to the dim interior.

But far more pitchers took a while to adjust, from the Braves' group to Sandy Koufax to Randy Johnson.

He has sometimes proved a quirky presence on the cam-paign trail, however, as he struggles to adjust from the Pentagon to politics.

"Coach Spurrier has had to adjust from the colleges to the N.F.L. and we as players have had to adjust our expectations," Gardner said.

And the last "5" is the maximum amount the interest rate can adjust from the original rate over the life of the loan.

"I know what I need to do in order to adjust from the slowest to the fastest surface in a very short period of time," he said.

High-end electronics, from lighting systems that can be adjusted from the road to Spielberg-worthy home theaters, would seem to be expendable, but as with renovations, consumers are merely lowering their sights.

One or two seasons is reasonable – clubs need some assistance in adjusting from the stratospheric salaries in the Premier League to something resembling ordinary life – the current number of four is plainly ridiculous.

Even so, the renovation, which Ms. Leibrock says cost just under $600,000 (not including products donated by manufacturers), includes some nifty universal-design features: a computer-controlled Proliphix thermostat, which can be adjusted from the road, a wheelchair or bed.

By 1948, the top men in New York Communism had taken notice of Albert and decided that he needed correction, needed to be adjusted, from the status of dissolute husband and father, and pressed into service overseas.

The field's layout had to be adjusted from the one used by the Chicago Bears, who played their last game there in December 1970, because of box seats added by the Cubs along the third-base line.