As the United States military settled into more permanent bases, many initial difficulties abated, as the Army gradually adapted to the new reality of waging war with a mixed force.
At first, newcomers would complain about it, but since no one ever made a move to turn it off everybody gradually adapted himself to the daily calendar of calisthenics, soap operas, ball games, comedians and swing.
In some instances the natural sacred places were gradually adapted for religious use (e.g., the oracle at Delphi, in Greece), but in others the earlier natural sites were artificially recreated by using man-made symbolic equivalents.
The father complained at first that the statues "freaked him out," Mr. McClung recalls, but he gradually adapted to the glass-eye stares, and the two men grew closer as they demolished and painted.
The Word Detective is my story of how a naive Eng Lit student with an inherent distrust of old-style academia landed an editorial job on the Oxford English Dictionary back in 1976, and gradually became engrossed in the people, the friendships, the words, the places and how the OED itself gradually adapted to the digital era.
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People will gradually adapt to faster walkways, he believes.
Mr. McCarty has seen his vintage clientele gradually adapt to that kaleidoscopic mode of dining, too.
Mr Harimoto is confident that Westerners will gradually adapt to lavatories like the Washlet too.
In America, they took up lives familiar to every new immigrant, gradually adapting to a new culture, a new language, new schools and new friends.
