Sentence examples for adopt one thing from inspiring English sources
True, art-worldlings did at least adopt one thing from the Occupy Wall Street movement: a new identifying label for the source of particularly noxious vibes emanating from art fairs, V.I.P. galas and museum boardrooms: namely the 1 percent.
Whatever format the broadcasters decide to adopt, one thing is for certain: Within five years DTV will become the industry standard.
Whichever plan is adopted, one thing is certain: The 2,000 car owners who park at the pier at the exceptionally low rate of about $200 a month will continue to be accommodated.
Would they adopt one of those?
They adopted one son, Asaad Amin.
I love cats so we adopted one.
Whether the inception of the idea began before he came to Washington, or whether The Iran Project, the National Iranian American Council, or the likes of the Leveretts cemented the approach he would adopt during negotiations, one thing is certain: The nuclear deal with Iran is a boon for all involved other than the U.S. and its allies in Israel and the wider Middle East.
Allen's ex-partner and his adopted daughter says one thing, the film-maker says another, and media speculation has played as a kind of cacophonous accompaniment to Blue Jasmine's Oscar campaign.
So McMaster and his colleagues may have adopted a bunker mentality, and focussed on one thing that they could control: process.
Why they adopted one-man, one-vote.
