Curiously, by any measure except home runs, the Twins have adjusted nicely to their new home.
TWINS ADJUST NICELY Denard Span delivered a go-ahead single in the seventh inning as the host Minnesota Twins beat the Texas Rangers, 4-3.
When he is contested at the top of the key, Lin adjusts nicely, looking up to try to connect with Tyson Chandler on an alley-oop.
Laakkonen, who has adjusted quite nicely to country living, recently signed a lease on a small "general store" in town where she plans to sell an opinionated selection of Finnish design, including furniture by Ilmari Tapiovaara/Artek, Iittala glass and tableware, and Tikau rugs and lamps.
Although Hawthorne gives the tale an equivocally happy ending, he follows it with a frank declaration of its darker purpose: "Amid the seeming confusion of our mysterious world, individuals are so nicely adjusted to a system, and systems to one another, and to a whole, that, by stepping aside for a moment, a man exposes himself to a fearful risk of losing his place forever.
And indeed, even leaving gravity aside, there are many other physical parameters that seem to be nicely adjusted for our presence.
LOS ANGELES — In a commercial that is airing with increasing regularity, Joe Torre — a New Yorker through and through — seems to be adjusting to his new surroundings quite nicely.
Cook, rotating pieces and adjusting heat as necessary to cook them evenly, until nicely browned on skin side, about 5 minutes; turn and brown on other sides.
"I think giving them a level playing field, let them be the same age, fit, and the same kind of equipment, and in many cases, the top player of any era would have adjusted and done very nicely".
A family who moved into an apartment in one of the tremendous new housing developments had just got nicely settled when a personable gentleman called and asked if they were having any trouble adjusting to their environment.
