Sentence examples for tries to adopt a from inspiring English sources

Unlike Fox News, which skews conservative, and MSNBC, which favors liberal causes, CNN usually tries to adopt a more nonpartisan approach.

If the BBC tries to adopt a policy of minimal concessions, it will be driven back yard by yard, forced by Hutton's chapter and verse.

O. Scott) ★ 'Any Day Now' (R, 1 37) In this militant tear-jerker, Alan Cumming gives a blazing performance as a drag queen who with his live-in lover, a lawyer, tries to adopt a throwaway child with Down syndrome.

The first film shot in Germany following the conclusion of World War II, it was the moving story of an American soldier (played by Montgomery Clift, in his second film) stationed in Berlin who tries to adopt a nine-year-old concentration-camp survivor and apparent orphan whose mother is scouring the war-torn city hoping to find him.

"It provides a skewed vision of influence and tries to adopt a one-size-fits-all approach when influence is anything but," he says.

The approach is a piecemeal to the garden city and tries to adopt a systems approach to greening the city starting at a local level, and ultimately culminating into a grand plan that will transform the whole city.

"We tried to adopt a baby once," she said.

He is visited by former wife Claire, who comes to China to try to adopt a child.

After that, I categorized unoccupied buildings as manageable and tried to adopt a take-it-as-it-comes attitude.

It was unclear whether the city would try to adopt a regulation that might satisfy the judge.

Mr. Haider, in particular, tried to adopt a more moderate line in this campaign than in the past.