Sentence examples for nimble adaptation from inspiring English sources

The director Sam Raimi and the screenwriter David Koepp's nimble adaptation of the venerable comic book turns out to be a pretty good movie.

This diversified line of products has facilitated the firm's entry into larger, less linguistically isolated markets such as Spain, Germany and now America.Such nimble adaptation has seen the company add varied clients, including big ones like Newsweek, but also more niche media outlets.

The preparations to celebrate Christmas at the two-century-old Church of the Transfiguration in Chinatown, like the history of the church itself, were multilayered, reflecting the nimble adaptation of a church once dominated by Irish and Italian immigrants that now claims the largest Chinese Roman Catholic congregation in the United States.

Nimble adaptation from a company founded in lower Manhattan in 1899 to investigate dubious claims for insurance companies.

In 1998, in Houston, Gockley had a hit with Mark Adamo's nimble, hummable adaptation of "Little Women," which has gone on to receive hundreds of performances.

In the next few years, he directed, among others, "Lady Windermere's Fan" and "The Student Prince," respectively one of the nimblest screen adaptations of an Oscar Wilde play and one of the first memorable movie musicals -- impressive achievements, even more so considering that they were made before the advent of sound.

The HAO focuses on the clear delimitation of classes, rather than the nomenclature of labels applied to those classes, and therefore remains nimble with respect to adaptation and user preferences.

Another stage adaptation, this time from David Ives's Tony-winning 2010 play, it's a nimble backstage comedy.

Commissioned by the Pearl as the inaugural presentation in its new home on West 42nd Street, Charles Morey's spry adaptation of "The Marriage of Figaro" taps its 21st-century parallels with a nimble hand.

Still, they were nimble.

Nimble and unresting flea.