Sentence examples for adapt love from inspiring English sources

Once she decided to adapt Love, Loss, and What I Wore into a play, she and her sister emailed 100 women for stories.

Luiz Felipe Scolari (July 2008 to February 2009) £12.6 million Scolari arrived and on the back of a World Cup win with Brazil but struggled to adapt his love for wingbacks to a team who, aside from Ashley Cole, lacked quality in that position.

A 1989 Redbook article discussed how 1,000 readers answered 22 questions adapted from "Love and Sex: The Book of Questions," by Gregory Stock (Workman, 1989), including: * Suppose you couldn't avoid an accident that would result in nerve injury.

My job is to faithfully adapt something I love and to get at the essence of what I love about it.

I adapted: I loved fish and chips but it was bland, so I added chilli.

I don't want to be too sceptical because The Peanuts movie director is clearly a genius when it comes to adapting much loved childhood stories (Martino adapted Dr Seuss's Horton Hears a Who! which is obviously a masterpiece) and because I haven't seen the results yet, but he seems to be confusing Charlie Brown with another Peanuts character.

He added: "I'd love to adapt more contemporary novels.

There is a particular 'western' book that I would love to adapt for the screen.

Are there any books you would especially love to adapt for the movies if given the chance?

Rather than try to remake him into someone he is not, the challenge for all of us is to appreciate and adapt to his differences, love him for who he is and not disparage him for what he is not.

MARILYN: We'd love to adapt this into a TV series.