Sentence examples for British adaptation of from inspiring English sources

"The Tunnel" is somewhere in between as a British adaptation of a Scandinavian series.

Bren machine gun, British adaptation of a Czech light machine gun.

This concept originated in post-revolutionary Paris and arrived in Britain only in the late Victorian period - so its existence involved British adaptation of a French idea.

It was designed by his friend Reid Railton, who also designed Sir Malcolm Campbells Bluebird and the Railton, a British adaptation of the Hudson.

Best of all, it's a British adaptation of a subtitled drama that still manages to have subtitles (when the French characters talk to each other).

9 P.M. (BBC America LAWW & ORDER: UK A new season of this British adaptation of the American series begins as a suicidal man causes a fatal train crash.

"The Sopranos" has far more in common with British mini series like "Prime Suspect" or "Traffk," or even British adaptations of novels like "Pride and Prejudice".

But Mr. Boyd said it would have been "a shame" if the British-made adaptation of a British story had a score by New Yorkers.

That there is to be a sixth British television adaptation of Pride and Prejudice doesn't feel like news.

Last year, Judi Dench and Dustin Hoffman starred in a popular British television adaptation of "Esio Trot"; the Weinstein Company acquired the American rights.

For loyalists, the 1981 British television adaptation of Evelyn Waugh's novel of faith and dissipation, first shown here on PBS in 1982, obviated any need for a revival.