Sentence examples for yet adapting from inspiring English sources

Yet adapting it to run a car has proved surprisingly tricky.

Julian Fellowes might be responsible for Downton Abbey, the Titanic mini-series and that film where Johnny Depp and Angelina Jolie mumbled interminably at each other in Venice, but now he faces his sternest task yet: adapting a classic work of literature.

Bojan knows the system better than anyone but hasn't yet adapted to Italian football.

Experts said nonprofits may yet adapt to make the law less onerous.

Some people around Mr Cameron believe that Westminster has not yet adapted to the decline of print media.

They sounded like the words of a coach who hasn't yet adapted to the realities of his job which, in a sense, is unsurprising.

My palate had not yet adapted to the heavy local cuisine, so we skipped dessert and bolted back across the river and into the quiet hills of Collio.

"The time-share industry hasn't yet adapted to the way the next generation wants to shop and buy," Mr. Blachford said in a statement.

The danger for the small promoted club, is that they could be playing in to fans who are not supporting them on a pitch they have not yet adapted to.

Homo sapiens are (duh) of African descent, and these earliest Europeans haven't yet adapted to their new environment or interbred with the Neanderthals (the only "whites" in the book).

Even though the "Newsies" movie was a box office failure, more theaters requested a stage version of "Newsies" than any other Disney title not yet adapted for theater, the company said.