Sentence examples for he adapted himself from inspiring English sources
My partner came from Cap Haitien, the second largest city in Haiti, but he adapted himself seamlessly to our rural community.
Eyre, who ran the National for a decade from 1987, is recognised for Ghosts at the Almeida, which he adapted himself, while Norris's nod is for his staging of Stanley Baldwin's musical The Amen Corner in the National's Olivier theatre.
As a young man on the European continent, he had to some extent supplied the demands of aristocratic patronage, but in England he adapted himself to a different climate of opinion and taste and came to serve and express the needs of a wider public.
Born in Tennessee and reared in Detroit, he started out as a honking tenor saxophonist and a member of Dizzy Gillespie's band; he adapted himself to most subsequent changes in the jazz scene, moving further afield starting in the 1950's with his study of Asian instruments and rhythms.
Shakespeare is able to conjure this implausible world, Coleridge observed, because "he adapts himself so admirably to the situation — in other words so puts himself into it".
More recently he has adapted himself to David Cameron's rhetorical and policy programs aimed at reviving the Conservatives as an electable expression of Britain's center-right.
Although he formally renounced his anarchist ideas in the late 1950s, he never fully adapted himself to the new society, and he stopped writing fiction.
With courage, cunning and luck, he eludes everything from wild dogs to assassins, and he cleverly adapts himself to a number of professions, including snake charmer, storyteller and spy.
— until days before school began... um, that means he's adapting himself for what, exactly?
Through some of the Duke's pieces sell for $15,000, he is adapting himself to the times, & be in stock a number of items fabricated from shelld & pebble There are mounted in gold or incrusted with diamonds, or both.
