Sentence examples for were to adapt from inspiring English sources

If you were to adapt a book?

From the classic tropes of the detective procedural, this début novel weaves the kind of mannered fantasy that might result if Wes Anderson were to adapt Kafka.

If farmers were to adapt to climate change by generating energy from cattle waste and biomass, and by using less oil-based fertiliser, the improved air and water quality benefits could be dramatic.

But is it sustainable?" He also questions how easily it can be repeated elsewhere: "If more failing cities were to adapt the charter model, when you get to the 50th city, will graduates from Harvard still be queuing up to teach there?

If I were to adapt Robin Wasserman's great Girls on Fire, there would obviously be a ton of Nirvana, but I'd also try and throw in some other grunge songs by Soundgarden and Mudhoney, maybe a Bikini Kill song, as well as some early 90s pop hits to balance things out.

Our objectives were to adapt the CHEERS list to Spanish.

To dramatize was to adapt.

To exapt is to adapt in an outward direction.

It is, to adapt Churchill, the end of the beginning.

The norm is to adapt and grow following trauma.

So to even be considered to adapt it, to be allowed to adapt it, is just an incredible honour.