Sentence examples for to adopt in from inspiring English sources

Quick-thawing is easy to adopt in the home kitchen.

"The Madonna case just kills us," said the prospective father trying to adopt in Africa.

But some of the solutions would be extremely beneficial for us to adopt in the developed world," he says.

It was time for Liverpool to adopt in earnest the stubborn traits for which they are occasionally caricatured.

It is this principle that David Cameron and William Hague adopted in Libya, and seek to adopt in Syria.

One needs to adopt, in other words, a particular squint in order to detect the workings of "justice" at all.

Promising as the experiment may be, the model may not be easy to adopt in other places.

Or, to adopt In the Flesh's satirical take on the language of treatment, "I'm working through it".

A couple accused of kidnapping a boy they were trying to adopt in 1980 will go on trial on June 4, a Queens judge has ruled.

The rules, which the board is expected to adopt in the next few days, would make New York the second state to regulate so-called predatory lenders.

Should schools react by moving away from the very focused, knowledge-based, results-driven style of learning they have been encouraged to adopt in recent years?