Sentence examples for very much adapted from inspiring English sources

We think he's very much adapted to the Premier League," Mourinho said.

But his vision of Bolivar is one "very much adapted to his own purposes," said Jesus Sanoja Hernandez, a prominent political commentator here.

As Morris pointed out, it's a message that resonates with many Democratic voters and is forcing other candidates, Clinton very much included, to adapt to it.

I would very much like to adapt it for film and have been thinking seriously about the best way to do it.

"When you look at other magazines that have gone free, like Time Out, the reason they've been a great success was because they didn't have to adapt very much.

Deeney, previously very much a centre-forward, has adapted to almost a supporting role, providing the bullets for Ighalo to fire Watford to their current lofty position.

The economy and ease of streaming services is quickly turning them into the preferred way to watch for many people, and the entertainment industry is still very much in the process of adapting to that change: how to compete with something you can half-watch while looking at your phone, or eat a plate of chicken nuggets in front of?

The economy and ease of streaming services are quickly turning them into the preferred way to watch for many people, and the entertainment industry is still very much in the process of adapting to that change: How do you compete with something you can half-watch while looking at your phone, or eat a plate of chicken nuggets in front of?