Sentence examples for soon adapted from inspiring English sources

But immigrants soon adapted and crossed elsewhere.

Families that owned property by the beaches soon adapted to new businesses.

The Greeks originally decorated only pottery with the motif, but they soon adapted it to ornament architecture.

In 1966 Palitzsch became director of the Württemberg State Theatre, where he soon adapted Shakespeare's six histories into a topical and relevant trilogy, The Wars Of The Roses.

The red star in Che's beret was up there with "Lucy in the Sky with Diamonds", and Andy Warhol's silk-screen images of Marilyn Monroe and Mao Zedong were soon adapted to include him.

According to Cas Stachelberg, an associate at the preservation consulting firm of Higgins & Quasebarth, vault lights were invented in the 1840's to light ships below deck but were soon adapted for urban use.

She will also soon adapt "Having Our Say" as a children's book.

With more than a year to adjust, Wilcox devised a plan — a plan that other teams would soon adapt and adopt.

Farmers sow millions of hectares with crops that are genetically modified (GM) to kill pests, but researchers worry that the insects will soon adapt and eat the crops anyway.

Windows XP users – this happened a bit quicker than I expected but it is a sign of things to come: the vulnerability applies to Windows XP, IE6, IE7 and IE8 are listed as affected and attackers will soon adapt the exploit to work against these older versions of IE as well.

Have patience and you'll soon adapt.