Sentence examples for so adapting from inspiring English sources

So adapting to a top-of-the-line model should not overwhelm anyone.

So adapting the 1975 French film "Cousin, Cousine" must have posed quite a challenge.

'They're based on my novel, so adapting it is a piece of piss, if I had the time.

We all know that Cary Grant was born Archibald Leach, so adapting the Japanese system to the British theatre shouldn't be too difficult.

It was notoriously difficult to turn the artillery pieces round to face new directions – so adapting to the progress of the battle would have been difficult for these early gunners.

So adapting to that change has been a different process for me.

I was young so adapted and accepted the things I was witnessing.

It will so adapt because the human need for religion will not go away.

Several other water birds have become so adapted to swimming that they are practically helpless on land.

They are so adapted for swimming that they are pancake flat and couldn't hop if they wanted to.

In repertory: "What the Butler Saw," "The Heiress," "Scapino" and "Just So," adapted from "The Just So Stories" by Jan Silverman.