Sentence examples for adaptations for the from inspiring English sources

His income was helped along by adaptations for the comics, then by screen and TV adaptations.

Among Mr. Dard's other writings were noir novels, adaptations for the stage and screenplays.

He wrote many plays and adaptations for the stage, for adults and children.

"Jane Eyre" has inspired more than a score of adaptations for the big and small screens, starting in 1910.

Additional costs incurred through having a disability include, for example, petrol for frequent hospital visits, medications, and adaptations for the home.

By The New Yorker August 8, 2011 "Jane Eyre" has inspired more than a score of adaptations for the big and small screens, starting in 1910.

Since then there have been a number of refinements and adaptations for the urban environment and it is now a standard procedure employed on a number of marches and rallies over the last 15 years.

Mr. Mitchell, a spiritual descendant of William Blake, Walt Whitman and Bertolt Brecht, combined ferocity, playfulness and simplicity, with a broad audience in mind, in his poetry, plays, novels, song lyrics, children's books and adaptations for the stage.

Between 1963 and 1981, Albee wrote a series of adaptations for the stage — of Carson McCullers's "The Ballad of the Sad Café" and Nabokov's "Lolita," among others — none of which really worked.

Besides those works of Purcell that are nearer to masque than drama, such as the Shakespeare adaptations for The Fairy Queen (1692) and The Tempest (1695), he composed suites of incidental music for more than 40 plays.

From those early attempts, movie adaptations for the stage evolved into a bona fide genre, leading to mainstream commercial successes like "Applause" (based on "All About Eve") and "Sugar" ("Some Like It Hot"), as well as some legendary disasters like "Carrie," which included a number that had teenagers butchering a pig in a sty.