| "...to help the child adapt to its environment." | |
| "Dear Mother, you have to adapt here, to conform, to become a "yes" man, a camp swine. | |
| "Health policy should adapt to this new situation." | |
| "I adapt my label and I will sell in China." | |
| "I had endeavoured to adapt Dora to myself and found it impracticable. | |
| "...to help the child adapt to its environment." | |
| "Dear Mother, you have to adapt here, to conform, to become a "yes" man, a camp swine. | |
| "Health policy should adapt to this new situation." | |
| "I adapt my label and I will sell in China." | |
| "I had endeavoured to adapt Dora to myself and found it impracticable. | |
| "The world is his who adapts to the times" | |
| - Can we stop it? - Every time we try an antivirus, it adapts and speeds up. It's like it's not a virus anymore. | |
| - It adapts. | |
| - No, see, the V adapts. | |
| - One adapts. | |
| "The world is his who adapts to the times" | |
| - Can we stop it? - Every time we try an antivirus, it adapts and speeds up. It's like it's not a virus anymore. | |
| - It adapts. | |
| - No, see, the V adapts. | |
| - One adapts. | |
| "But when the unimaginable happened, she adapted. | |
| "Consequently, a thing to be loved "is not so adapted to faith, "as a thing to be hoped for, since hope is always of the absent and the unseen." | |
| "In the long term we'll all have adapted." | |
| "Our readers may be interested to know she has adapted to the rigours of jungle life "by wearing trousers at all times, even at dinner! | |
| "The events in this film are adapted from Records of the Grand History" | |
| "Do you find yourself adapting to your new surroundings?" | |
| - Are we adapting? | |
| - For surviving or adapting? | |
| - Here's what I was thinking. I was thinking about adapting it into a movie. | |
| - I wasn't adapting, she said. | |
| "But when the unimaginable happened, she adapted. | |
| "Consequently, a thing to be loved "is not so adapted to faith, "as a thing to be hoped for, since hope is always of the absent and the unseen." | |
| "In the long term we'll all have adapted." | |
| "Our readers may be interested to know she has adapted to the rigours of jungle life "by wearing trousers at all times, even at dinner! | |
| "The events in this film are adapted from Records of the Grand History" | |
| "Do you find yourself adapting to your new surroundings?" | |
| - Are we adapting? | |
| - For surviving or adapting? | |
| - Here's what I was thinking. I was thinking about adapting it into a movie. | |
| - I wasn't adapting, she said. | |
