Sentence examples for be able to morph from inspiring English sources

You have to be able to morph the mission.

"This is the first time that an animal has been found to be able to morph between different guises in order to deceive different species, making the dottyback a pretty crafty little fish".

Then again, as someone pointed out in the comments of the Engadget post, Nokia already has a couple of half-baked portals for mobile software, e.g. Mosh, Download! and Software Market, so it's unclear what would happen to those or how they would be able to morph these sites as well as the N-Gage platform for games into one single application store.

It said it brought in $147.8 million in revenue compared to $131.1 million analysts were expecting, so it's a beat on both lines, and more importantly shows that Twilio may be able to morph its toolkit into a mainline business that can end up as the backbone of any company's communication with their customers or users.

And, eventually, I was able to morph my menstrual cycle into what is considered 'normal' by taking birth control pills.

"This country is amazing, what it has been able to morph into after all its trials and tribulations.

As in the first game he is able to morph into any of the playable characters, retaining their moves (in some versions only the character against whom he is currently fighting).

Tanabe felt like the Metroid universe fit into such a setting due to series protagonist Samus being able to morph into a ball, and Fuse agreed that the license was "a great fit for pinball", accepting to work on the game.

They will automatically adjust and/or reconfigure themselves according to their immediate system needs and be able to virtually morph - growing and contracting at will - to meet almost all on-demand needs - all with either pre-designed human involvement (decision making points – particularly when you are just starting your deployment) or, eventually, without any human intervention at all.

Sadly you won't be able to use this technology to morph a Millennium Falcon into the Death Star – yet.

Thoughts like 'would I enjoy life in an Amazonian tribe if I was born into it?' or 'if I was Justin Lee Collins, would I be less of a controlling weirdo?' Thoughts that we'll never be able to realise because transfiguration and body morphing isn't a real thing.