Sentence examples for roughly adapted from inspiring English sources
Roughly adapted from Cluedo, it involves matching a disastrous briefing, a location and a subject.
Just as many operettas have lovely tunes and limp librettos, this ballet's sparkling dances are tied to a weak plot, roughly adapted from Cervantes, telling how Don Quixote aids Kitri and Basilio, two young lovers.
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As the other members came into view, Carl Grayson, 36, of Rochester, N.Y., who said he has a learning disability, said, "Look at that, I like it!" Earlier, roughly 20 Adapt members went inside the building to try to visit Mr. Boehner's office.
Among three powertrain choices, a 4-cylinder hybrid system adapted from the Fusion promises roughly 40 combined m.p.g.
Think how reality television has come to define network programming over the last couple of years, and how it has been adapted in different countries for roughly similar purposes: basically to give us the illusion of real life.
Finally, simplified analytical models proposed by the current European building code were adapted to the specific typology to roughly predict the ultimate strength obtained by push-out tests on specimens complete with concrete casting.
Biomass recovery to 50% and 70% of the preharvest level was not strongly influenced by fisheries-induced evolution, whereas recovery to 90% of the preharvest level took roughly 10 times longer when the population had adapted to fishing (Fig. 5A,B).
At the St . Simeons Episcopal Home in Tulsa, Okla., the priest goes to the Alzheimer's unit twicEpiscopal Home up a small altar and does an adapted versinn of Holy Communion Tulsalasts rOkla.y 15 minuthe.
There were two versions of the test that were administered roughly equally as either pre- or post-tests within classrooms (adapted from Silk 2011; Weaver and Junker 2004).
