Sentence examples for towns adapt from inspiring English sources

We should be helping cities and towns adapt to the shifting preferences of their residents by making them more livable.

But that was all still to come on that February morning, when that breakfast still seemed to matter, when the swamp creatures still held out hope that this was merely an unusually bizarre Presidential transition and that the town would adapt to the new boss, as it did every four or eight years, no matter how quirky or outlandish.

The question now is whether global leaders in Paris will commit the funds needed to help countries like the Philippines and towns like Salcedo adapt to climate change.

Those who know Livingston well say that the town is adapting to accommodate them.

Mayor Carole Carson said the town had adapted, buying much of the remaining farmland and leasing it to tenant farmers.

This melancholy collection of blank-verse first-person stories from denizens of a fictional small town is adapted and directed by Tom Andolora from the century-old prose of the Midwestern poet Edgar Lee Masters.

The novel Possession: A Romance by A. S. Byatt set in the town was adapted into a 2002 feature film called Possession starring Gwyneth Paltrow.

At the west end of town, Michael and Rachel Graves adapted a 1959 gas station into their boutique and custom framing shop, Summer Camp.

The August primary forced politicians and town officials to adapt.

The city, incorporated in 1956 from five towns, is trying to adapt to the multitude of cultures in its midst, people with widely differing circumstances, customs and worldviews.

Many towns have tried to adapt their emergency plans to the antiterrorist effort, but with 566 municipalities in the state, efforts can be said to be spotty at best.