Sentence examples for adjusting himself from inspiring English sources

"He had trouble adjusting himself to this country.

Alan King was there drinking gin and adjusting himself every few minutes.

Perhaps he was adjusting himself to reflect the way he is online: assertive and openly emotional, more than a bit bratty.

Adjusting himself wasn't easy to do; they were pressed together, and his arms were pinned at his sides by her close embrace.

His identity in his new community is, in a sense, a necessary disguise; and he faces the challenge of holding his two identities in balance, adjusting himself to the new, keeping the old alive.

Kohlschreiber seems to have thrown Murray off course with an evasive drop shot, but the Scot somehow stops himself from veering off in the wrong direction, adjusting himself to slash a forehand down the line to earn a break point, which he accepts when Kohlschreiber hits a forehand wide.

The midfielder slid the ball to McCormack, who adjusted himself and found the net with ease.

Although he always adjusted himself to every new challenge, many of his performances had at least a tinge of O'Neill.

And then he adjusts himself, and, in a move that has to be practiced, pulls out his cock and puts it on her thigh.

At first he found it difficult to adjust himself, but he was good at his lessons and at sports and finally became head boy.

Contorting his body like a good yogi, he adjusted himself to make candle-to-candle connections possible, though, truthfully, it was more procedural than spellbinding.