Sentence examples for Get adapted from inspiring English sources

On the professional side, Franco made his Broadway debut in Of Mice and Men alongside Chris O'Dowd, saw his short story Palo Alto get adapted into a film by Gia Coppola in which he also starred, become the head of an acting school, and starred in Playtime, artist Isaac Julien's seven-screen meditation on commerce.

But a better question might be, Why do so many novels get adapted into screenplays at all, when their essential quality, the persuasive and enthralling power of prose, always must be stripped — and the final product is left in some state of diminishment?

Figure 2 shows the components that may get adapted on compute resources.

In San Antonio people were very nice, helping me settle down and get adapted to my new surroundings.

And I'd love to see Just Jake get adapted for TV or film.

It's in YA literature where multiracial characters who are more than their ethnicities are most often appearing these days, and it's great to see these stories get adapted into films.

I have one story called 'Crazy Glue,' this is the story that got adapted the most times as a short film, more than ten adaptations.

Besides, every good dish gets adapted to fit cultural and geographical demands.

Or, rather, of Schickaneder's "Magic Flute," since it's the story, and not the music, that gets adapted.

Many recipes started with Ruthie Rogers at the River Cafe and then got adapted for a large group of people.

If your knowledge of comic books was limited to what got adapted, up until recently you would think that drawing strips was just done by men.