Sentence examples for which he adopted from inspiring English sources

A Bellmore Boy Scout found a kitten, which he adopted.

The resulting speech difficulty earned him the nickname Tartaglia ("Stammerer"), which he adopted.

It was a case in which he adopted a very hands-on attitude.

She had a three-year-old daughter which he adopted legally.

He escaped in 1902 with a forged passport bearing the name Trotsky, which he adopted as his revolutionary pseudonym.

Hall held a discussion with staff on Tuesday, in which he adopted a "hardline" stance on the changes.

He is a squirmist: a master of SECS, or Socio-Ethnophobic Comic Simulations, in which he adopts fictional personae and then marches briskly into the real world with a mission to embarrass its inhabitants.

You hear it in quiet passages, through the beautiful, slow, free-rhythm ballad "Threefold"; and in flowing ones, like his improvisation over the drum clicks in "A Celebration, Circa 1836"; and in insistent ones, like "The Executioner," in which he adopts some of Cecil Taylor's restless attack.

The translator Michael Scot also writes his own Division of philosophy, in which he adopts substantial material from Gundisalvi, but arranges it according to his own scheme (Burnett 1997).

He then calls a meeting in which he adopts the persona of "Prison Mike".

Norman experiences blackouts during which he adopts the "Bad Norma" persona and murders women who pose a real or imagined threat to his relationship with his mother.