Sentence examples for long adopted from inspiring English sources
Puglia is one of Italy's least-prosperous regions, and residents have long adopted novel methods of home improvement.
Most notably, John McCain has long adopted climate change as one of his iconic "defy the party" issues.
Under Bezos's direction, the firm has long adopted a Darwinian approach to business, encouraging its upper-echelon employees to work around the clock, and systematically culling under-performers.
New Yorkers have long adopted their own techniques in the fine art of hailing a taxicab, a theatrical, frustrating, competitive ritual of the city.
At least a few of the world's most fêted designers – most of them show in Paris – have long adopted this view.
Even in the United States, where undergraduate education often includes a liberal arts component, most professional schools have long adopted a vocational approach.
Ford long ago adopted the latter approach.
PAGE 6 FEARS OF A YANKEE New Yorkers long ago adopted Andy Pettitte, a Texan by geography.
Before long, I adopted one of his favorite organization techniques, the giant notebook.
He quit smoking marijuana and grew his beard long and adopted the ankle-length robe called a qamis.
His recipe to which he attached a Normandy title has since become a gastronomic classic, long ago adopted legally by the Normans on the strength of its name.
