Sentence examples for begins to adapt from inspiring English sources

"Spain's parliament is considering a law which begins to adapt copyright for creators to the new landscape.

"He gave that famous speech for Goldwater and then gears up for '66 and begins to adapt his message," Mr. Dallek said.

Her two Seneca sisters and their mother, however, resolve to restore Mary's spirits, and slowly, grudgingly at first, she begins to adapt to her new life.

Grant is naturally jealous, but his love for Fiona is protective, and over the next weeks he begins to adapt to the new happiness that Fiona has clearly found with Aubrey: "He didn't see much point in mentioning their marriage, now".

Learning from the Doctor, Jenny begins to adapt her ideology.

When the rights to one of these books get sold and Hollywood begins to adapt it into a screenplay, do you kind of divorce yourself from it at that point?

Kneale had first worked on the screenplay for the adaptation in 1961, the same year in which he had begun to adapt Quatermass and the Pit for Hammer.

Some companies have already begun to adapt.

* Some perfumers have already begun to adapt their scents.

Manufacturers began to adapt diesels for the peacetime economy.

Mr. Grayson and his supporters have already begun to adapt.