Sentence examples for been adopting from inspiring English sources
verb
To take by choice into relationship, child, heir, friend, citizen, etc.
But recently, domestic airlines have been adopting the concept.
So that's the model that we've been adopting.
Jazz musicians have been adopting folk songs and Broadway melodies since the year zero.
So far, acoustic musics like jazz and classical have been adopting earliest.
Christians have been adopting Jewish practices like bar mitzvahs for their teenagers or attending seders.
"Turbo" in many ways represents an artistic shift that Mr. Damaschke has quietly been adopting at the company.
This was not the result of deep discounting, a strategy that many other retailers have been adopting.
Some North Plains farmers have been adopting the practices shown by the demonstration, according to Mr. Walthour.
The ICG, he believes, should be saying directly to governments: "OK, that is the rhetorical approach you have been adopting.
The "pro-Beijing" group, for its part, has been adopting its opponents' techniques of mass-mobilisation and street protest.
Altogether 400 measures have been adopted.
