Sentence examples for he'd adapted from inspiring English sources
He pointed out the markers indicating the perimeters of the original grove, the levelling, and the ternary patterns that he'd adapted from Le Nôtre's original design.
He received Best Picture and Best Screenwriter awards at the 2005 Academy Awards for Crash, which Haggis directed and produced from the screenplay he wrote -- just a year after Million Dollar Baby, which he'd adapted from a short story, had won the Oscar for Best Picture.
He would adapt to any football anywhere.
Every season he would adapt, improve, and see them off.
"We didn't know how he would adapt to these fences," he admitted.
He would adapt to any football anywhere and be successful anywhere, I'm sure of that.
Asked how he would adapt to pitching long relief, Chen said: "I've never been in that situation.
But he also said he would adapt to Romney's position, which he described as "a vast improvement of where we are right now".
Beforehand the Frenchman discussed how his feelings in the first moments of this second Manchester United coming would indicate how he would adapt to the Premier League.
It's only appropriate he would adapt to the new climate, where what is left of the public is enthusiastically eviscerated in favour of an ever more confident plutocracy.
In front of a record crowd of 164,858 at Churchill Downs, Master Of Hounds was well behind early under Garrett Gomez, but vindicated O'Brien's suspicion that he would adapt to the dirt, staying on to be beaten five and a half lengths behind Animal Kingdom – himself a horse with turf antecedents.
