He predicted she would learn to navigate the Senate because she knows how to adapt, just as she adapted during her campaign to become a better candidate.
(Known as Mary Aline Siepmann, she adapted her pen name from her great-grandmother's name, Wellesley).
It starts, for her, with a game of pretending she adapts, as an idea, from C.S. Lewis: You pretend that God is there beside you listening with utmost attention to your questions and concerns.
And immersed as she is in adapting Andrea Levy's Small Island for Radio 4, it is not as if she needs the extra work.
As she tries to adapt to the ever changing migration patterns that determine her school's complexion, Sale is looking to hire more staff who speak languages.
Ms. Norton, for her part, may be reluctant to acknowledge that many of her traditional administrative assistant skills are obsolete, but she has tried to retrain — or as she puts it, adapt her existing skills — to a new career in the expanding health care industry.
As she traversed and adapted to many different cultures which she explored through the power of song, she became enlightened of the transcendental power of the voice as a vessel.
She adapted to us quickly, just as we adapted to her", says Dragana Maksimovic.
Lyudmila Borilo, a chemistry professor leading her first distance learning course, with students in Kazakhstan, spent five months writing the course in longhand, learning as she went along to adapt it to the electronic medium.
"Maybe luxury is the easiest Matrix to pass through," observes the narrator as she watches the young man adapt to his new circumstances as consort to a star.
