Sentence examples for go on adapting from inspiring English sources
This agency worked as a secondary cause in a larger plan of a superintending creator such that "the process of selection could go on adapting, nicely and wonderfully, organisms, if in ever so small a degree plastic, to diverse ends.
"For me to go on and adapt to a new way of life, I had to forgive him," Stingley said in 1983.
Three solo pieces by Samuel Beckett, not originally written for the theater, will be presented by the Gate Theater of Dublin: the actors are Liam Neeson in "Eh Joe," created for television in 1965; Barry McGovern in "I'll Go On," adapted from three Beckett novels; and Ralph Fiennes in "First Love," based on a 1965 novella.
"As the operation is going on, James will have to adapt and adjust to her mood and her reaction.
Others speculate that there could be something more going on as both patients and doctors adapt to changes stemming from the federal health care law and a determination by private insurers to keep spending down.
It goes on to explain how James should "adapt" to my mood on the boat.
So, you adapt to what's going on".
"They can adapt right away to what's going on in the room.
He went on to adapt his models for such international organizations as the United Nations.
He went on to adapt Rudyard Kipling's poem If, saying, "If you can control your body and your sexual urges, then you are a man, my son".
