Sentence examples for adaptation bank from inspiring English sources

"The Complete Jane Austen" — which adds to the adaptation bank new productions of "Northanger Abbey" (to be shown on Sunday; check local listings); "Mansfield Park" (Jan . 27; and "Sense and Sensibility" (scheduled for the spring) — will obviously give them a lot more to talk about, even if it fails to supply haute beefcake.

This outstanding adaptation of Iain Bank's novel of family secrets sees the Scot in fine form as the missing and mysterious Rory McHoan.

Those references are absent from the Glazer adaptation, and Mr. Bank said he originally assumed that all the changes in the Theater Guild production had been made in 1940 for political reasons.

I directed my first opera [an adaptation of Iain Banks' The Wasp Factory] last year.

The latter adaptation allowed blood banks to screen donated blood for the virus.

As a poet of dislocation and isolation, Egoyan's closest equivalent is arguably American writer-director Paul Schrader, who made an adaptation of another Banks novel, Affliction, in the same year as The Sweet Hereafter.

This paper will make a small beginning in this direction by bringing to the forefront communities adaptation to flood and bank erosion in Majuli River Island focusing on the Mishing community.

Now a two-part BBC drama starring Christian Cooke, Charlotte Spencer and Peter Mullan, Stonemouth is the first Banks TV adaptation since the author's death in June 2013.

Tickets for "The Wasp Factory," an adaptation of an Iain Banks novel by the composer Ben Frost and the librettist David Pountney, went for £20 to £35 this month.

But if the effects of the adaptation plan were excluded, the bank said, profit in the division fell about 23 percent, "reflecting good performance despite the impact of deleveraging, which illustrates the diversity and the quality" of the corporate and investment bank.

In the same year the couple wrote for an adaptation of the novel The Bank Robber, released as The Spikes Gang.