Sentence examples for adapted from high-quality English sources.

• His screenplay (1972) adapted from William H.

• Owen tells us how he adapted a much-loved classic.

• Often upgrades and improvements are never adapted.

• Hopkins took home the award for best actor while Zeller and Hampton won the award for best adapted screenplay.

• The mollusks have adapted to all habitats except air.

• He earned an Academy Award nomination for best adapted screenplay.

• The book was adapted by Steinbeck into a three-act play (produced 1937).

• In Eastern Europe and China, groups were formed to give concerts of adapted folk music and dance.

Use adapted in a sentence.

• The grazing fish possess large flat molars adapted for masticating seeds and other coarse organic…

• Shola has adapted the novel as a single film for BBC One and it will be directed by Kibwe Tavares.

• His novel SPUTNIK’S GUIDE TO LIFE ON EARTH is currently being adapted as an animated film for Dreamworks.

• She chats about life far from the rest of her family in Ireland, and how they adapted to their eldest, Odhran, having Downs syndrome.

• In 2009 he released Brooklyn, a best seller that was adapted into a critically acclaimed film (2015) with a screenplay by Nick Hornby.

• Yet, as a fashionable absurdity repeated both in the West and in China, it is held that the Chinese are not culturally adapted to political representation.

• Thus praise-song poems, though still embodying and preserving a tribe’s history, have also been adapted to an increasingly urbanized and Westernized African society.

• He also believes that the means of transport will be better adapted to its function: "We will operate vehicles that are better adapted to the specific use we make of them," he predicted.

adapted sentence examples

• The Victorian dramas Tipping the Velvet and Fingersmith and the wartime-set The Night Watch have all been adapted for the BBC and the Victorian prison mystery Affinity was adapted for ITV.

• Although a single genotype, well adapted to the various environmental patches, is a possible strategy, a variety of genotypes, with some individuals optimally adapted to each subenvironment, might fare still better.

• Fox, a veterinary specialist in farmed-animal welfare, states that while chickens and other factory-farmed animals may sometimes appear to be adapted to the adverse conditions under which they are kept, on the basis of their functional and structural breakdowns in the form of multiple manmade diseases, “they are clearly not adapted.”

• Further upcoming commissions include The Trial Of Christine Keeler written by Amanda Coe, Dark Mon£y from Levi David Addai, Trigonometry by Duncan Macmillan and Effie Woods, The North Water written and directed by Andrew Haig, Gold Digger from Marnie Dickens, A Christmas Carol by Steven Knight, A Suitable Boy adapted by Andrew Davies and Elizabeth Is Missing adapted by Andrea Gibb starring two-time Academy Award winner Glenda Jackson.