Sentence examples for adopted about from inspiring English sources

Eva, I'm a 45-year-old single mom to a wonderful daughter I adopted about 11 years ago.

Although Christianity had been adopted about 300 as the state religion in Armenia, the Roman emperor Licinius began a persecution of the Christians, and Blaise was discovered and apprehended.

The end of the text in a medieval manuscript was announced by the word explicit, probably a reshaping (after incipit) of an earlier Latin phrase such as explicitum est volumen ("the book has been completely unrolled"), itself a reminder of the scroll form of the book used in the West before the codex format was adopted about ad 300.

The assumptions adopted about these notions are called the axioms of the theory.

The present name, honouring Richard Caton (who had an estate there in the late 18th century), was adopted about 1800.

First, the rules adopted about the Labor leadership immediately prior to the election on removing the Leader should be changed.

And then Huber kept going, adopting about 20 other families, helping place them into apartments and onto the path toward normal.

"We just found out through friends who were also adopting about the great need here for children with disabilities; basically they are not accepted into society," Ms. Preece said.

That's what happens when, "Uh, which one?" has become the attitude we're forced to adopt about mass shootings.

The type of mindset you adopt about stress -- either a "stress helps" mindset or a "stress hurts" mindset -- highly influences psychological, physiological and behavioral outcomes.

A universal pension, begun in left-leaning Mexico City, has been adopted by about half the states.