Sentence examples for are often adapted from inspiring English sources

Crack pipes are often adapted from cans and plastic bottles.

These designs are often adapted to the shape of the vessels with creditable artifice.

Breathing techniques and movement exercises are often adapted as a new dance vocabulary for a stage presentation.

"The theatre offering is huge in Paris, and British authors old and new are often adapted for the French stage," says Professor Regard.

Hydrophytic species are often adapted to anaerobic metabolism and can endure the often toxic by-products of this process (e.g., ethyl alcohol and lactic acid).

Underlying models for AO testing are often adapted from other paradigms and programming techniques.

His films are set in Provence and were often adapted from stories by Jean Giono.

The modern parka is often adapted for such sports as skiing.

In many writings only the verbs are in Urdu, the rest consisting of Persian constructions and vocabulary, and the themes of traditional Urdu literature were often adapted from Persian.

He empathized with his characters' dreams and illusions and with the frustrations and defeats of their lives, and he wrote about his own dreams and disappointments in his beautifully etched short fiction, from which his plays were often adapted.

The tales were often adapted to point up some precept of the Jewish religion, to illustrate some facet of Jewish life, or to exemplify some trait of Jewish character and temperament.