Sentence examples for nicely adapted from inspiring English sources

The sweet glow-in-the-dark piping looks to be very nicely adapted from the movie, and the shoulder pads are a nice touch.

Barrymore has nicely adapted the roller derby revival of the last decade into a movie about a lonely smalltown girl (Ellen Page) who finds a second family among the waitresses, grocery store clerks and single moms who, under wrestling-style aliases like Bloody Holly, Rosa Sparks and Smashley Simpson Dreww herself), make up her local team.

Thirdly, the dimensions and thickness of this large, but flat free muscle flap can be nicely adapted to the convex surface of the skull.

Cruising down Allen Street to his job at a nonprofit housing organization, white curls and beard blowing in the draft, Andrew Reicher, 62, was wearing Keen hiking boots, which adapted nicely, he said, from walking to biking.

Russell A. Harding, president of the Housing Development Corporation, said that by increasing the allowable subsidy, the program had "adapted nicely" to a rise in interest rates and construction costs, which is what has allowed it to carry on.

She was born in Japan and schooled at the Cordon Bleu in Paris, but she has adapted nicely to the all-American idiom that dictates the menus at both restaurants.

Legos, the little plastic building blocks that have found their way into the hearts of children and the tender insoles of their parents' feet since the 1950's, have adapted nicely to the new millennium.

Weight Watchers was one of the first to do so, and it's adapted nicely to mobile, where it now allows you to scan barcodes to see the "point value" of products while you're at the grocery store.

She now lives in Canada with her adopted family, and "has adapted quite nicely" to her home.

Her prosthetics came in late October and so far the pup has been adapting nicely.

Rats genuinely like New York, and the New York rat has adapted itself quite nicely to the vagaries of New York life.