Sentence examples for ever adaptable from inspiring English sources

Some friends describe him as a Zelig of sorts, ubiquitous and ever adaptable.

Ever Adaptable Most New Yorkers wouldn't make a trip to see a cockroach.

Behind Januzaj, the ever adaptable Daley Blind moved across to left‑back from centre-half to accommodate Jones.

But Bilk, ever adaptable, transformed himself into a cabaret artist, developing enthusiastic audiences across Europe, though he took care to keep up with his jazz.

It's a timeless, ever adaptable wardrobe essential that is meant to be played.

Ever adaptable, she switches tactics and releases a group of hostages towards the end of the season, in hopes that she'll be rewarded with a chance to see her baby daughter.

For example, there's my ever-adaptable, always-quick roasted chicken thighs with whatever-you-have vegetables.

Through his external investments and by the ever-adaptable nature of Google, Brin turns private passions into projects with real momentum.

They have been expertly managed by O'Neill, a canny, ever-adaptable master of wringing the most from his component parts, and another at this tournament to offer a refreshing counterpoint to the cult of the superstar coach.

The Broadway star Daniel Reichard, lately of "Jersey Boys," makes his City Opera début in the title role, leading a cast that also includes Lauren Worsham, Judith Blazer, Richard Kind, and Kyle Pfortmiller George Manahann, the company's ever-adaptable music director, conducts.

But that conspicuous appearance was only the highlight of a concerted behind-the-scenes effort by the ever-adaptable Mr. D'Amato, a Republican and lobbyist, to win favor with state Democrats, who for the first time since the New Deal control the governor's office and both houses of the Legislature.