Sentence examples for eagerly adapted from inspiring English sources
At the Pennsylvania Academy of the Fine Arts, cadaver casts and models of dissected limbs crafted by Thomas Eakins, lined the hallways, serving as a reminder that Buchanan eagerly adapted to.
Much has changed in our culture since my youth, and I have adapted willingly, sometimes even eagerly.
After furiously binge-streaming all 13 episodes of "Orange Is the New Black," the Netflix comic drama about a former Connecticut debutante serving a 15-month jail sentence for laundering drug money, I devoured, equally eagerly, the book from which it was adapted.
Other cities in Britain are eagerly watching to see if the plan can be adapted for their areas.
According to Matthew Yglesias at TPM Cafe, France's neighbors may be adapting more eagerly, if not more easily.
She diagnoses all the ailments of old Brazil in a photograph of the emperor D. Pedro II's visit to Niagara: "The ill-digested but eagerly grasped-at foreign influences, the attempt to adapt the inappropriate (even to clothing), and the neglect or ignorance of resources at home.
In that city Annibale turned eagerly to the study of Michelangelo, Raphael, and ancient Greek and Roman art in order to adapt the style he had formed in the artistic centres of northern Italy to his new surroundings.
