I attempted to start over, and I adopted the life of a fighter.

There he studied medicine for a short time, until 1850, but adopted the life of a farmer and stock raiser.

Takarazuka Revue has adopted the life of the king for a musical production.

Between 1347 and 1352 he adopted the life of an urban hermit, a Friend of God in retreat from the world.

He led a mutiny and adopted the life of a buccaneer.

Whether he had found new friends or adopted the life of a recluse, the way it seemed, remained to be seen.

In retirement, Williams adopted the life of a country gentleman, and was appointed as a justice of the peace.

Mozart was perhaps the first major composer to adopt the life of a freelance.

The Native Americans worked to prove that they had indeed adopted the life of the white settlers.

For the next eight years he adopted the life of a solitary wandering dervish.