Sentence examples for some are adapted from inspiring English sources

Some are adapted from phone games.

They typically favour wet or otherwise moist habitats, though some are adapted to comparatively dry environments.

Some are adapted to specialized habitats, including sand dunes, freshwater lakes and streams, and cliffs.

Gruiforms vary widely in structure; some are adapted for life in or near water, others for life on land.

Some are adapted to dry areas of alkaline soil and others to acid mud banks along rivers.

Some are adapted to oxygen-poor situations; the "bloodworm," for example, which lives in the mud of stagnant waters, uses hemoglobin as a respiratory pigment.

Some are adapting the same academic tools as Dr. Parr, while others are redesigning them and creating new tools.

Some are adapting well to change: one permanent secretary says that she now thinks of herself as the chief executive reporting to a ministerial chairman.

Some are adapting more slowly than others: Last Saturday, South Africa persisted in kicking to Australia's full-back, Israel Folau, not a smart tactic in itself, rather than trusting themselves to sustain an attack.

Some were adapted from shows at the museum, but most could not be physically mounted for one reason or another.

Some were adapted to cruising long distances (Motani 2002a, b), whereas the others were more suitable for ambushing (Massare 1988; O'Keefe 2001).