Sentence examples for adjusting to doing from inspiring English sources

And though still adjusting to doing things like appearing in video, he said he liked that he could write more scientific pieces for the Web site that would not typically make it into print.

When Tim joined it was a fairly straightforward transition, although Tim had a bit of adjusting to do.

Later they may move into a family with a step-parent and there may be step-siblings, so they have a lot of adjusting to do.

"He is finding it difficult to find the space he got at Tottenham and is playing deep so we have some adjusting to do.

This is not to say that the three plucky heroines don't have a lot of adjusting to do, both to the rustic environment and to the strait-laced New Zealand menfolk.

"Any time you have a 12-hour time difference there's a bit of adjusting to do, but I've never really had a problem with jetlag in the past," Donald said.

Meanwhile, Fleming has a lot of adjusting to do, according to his attorney.

My busy mind was trying to adjust to doing, well, nothing.

Grint found shooting this film very different from the Harry Potter films since he had to adjust to doing a dozen scenes per day.

Dr. Thomas agreed looms could be adjusted to do so.

Being able to adjust to do things differently from time to time is often the epiphany needed for that breakthrough you've always hoped for.