Sentence examples for speedily adapting from inspiring English sources

Speedily adapting the current musical and sartorial fashions of late 1966 London to his own needs, he was soon able not only to match the likes of the Who at their own high-volume, guitar-smashing game but also to top them with what rapidly became the hottest-ticket show in town.

Bacteria have a penchant for reinventing themselves, speedily adapting to new hosts, new conditions, and new antibiotic countermeasures.

"It is adapting.

Scaly like a crocodile, squat and bulky like a rhinoceros, its menacing grin bore witness to just how well, as Buckland had observed decades previously, its teeth and jaws were "adapted to effect the work of death most speedily".

Railways in particular had a marked effect on the organization of postal work: instead of merely using trains to carry mailbags more speedily, postal administrations soon introduced the practice of sorting the letters in transit, using specially adapted railway cars.

You adapt.

Society adapted.

People adapt.

We adapt.

He adapted.

Or adapt.