Sentence examples for getting adapted from inspiring English sources

Sitting in my bottom drawer were the bones of Evil Machines, a project which had started life as a book of short stories about malevolent technology, but ended up getting adapted into my first opera.

Many services today are built around single languages before getting adapted, slowly, to more; and they are all basically built around one familiar voice (recall the hot pursuit that finally found the "voice of Siri").

James Bond's latest flick "Quantum of Solace" is getting adapted and is due this fall as well as two versions of the "Kung Fu Panda" movie and "Madagascar 2".

The title remains relevant; The Handmaid's Tale is getting adapted for a TV series next year, starring Elisabeth Moss (of "Mad Men" fame).

By practicing those kinds of questions (the kind that are asked in the GRE exam), you can strengthen your word power along with getting adapted to tricks for solving those questions.

I have one story called 'Crazy Glue,' this is the story that got adapted the most times as a short film, more than ten adaptations.

Any good theory gets adapted.

Besides, every good dish gets adapted to fit cultural and geographical demands.

Or, rather, of Schickaneder's "Magic Flute," since it's the story, and not the music, that gets adapted.

Many recipes started with Ruthie Rogers at the River Cafe and then got adapted for a large group of people.

When hand-drawn warmth gets adapted into the cool pixel-precision of CGI, the fear is often that something will get lost in the translation.