Sentence examples for adapted by two from inspiring English sources

As collaboratively adapted by two Polish troupes, Teatr Provisorium and Kompania Teatr (the text is by Allen J. Kuharski, a professor at Swarthmore), the production at La MaMa is intensely committed to indecorousness.

The musical was adapted by two executives at Macy's Parade and Entertainment Group, Wesley Whatley creative director, who wrote the music, and William Schermerhorn, vice president and creative director, who wrote the book and lyrics.

The ABC teen dramedy "Life as We Know It," adapted by two "Freaks and Geeks" creators from a British series about male puberty, opens with funny but frank dialogue about sex by the three central characters, all male high school students.

While the franchise was owned by Paramount, four films were adapted into novels, with Friday the 13th Part III adapted by two separate authors.

Briefly, the original questionnaire was translated into European Portuguese and culturally adapted by two healthcare professionals with English fluency, knowledgeable of the translation purpose.

These differential expression patterns of adhesion molecules and cytoskeletal proteins further supported our beliefs that the presence of epithelial- or mesenchymal-like phenotypes adapted by the two types of ovarian tumor cells could contribute to cell-type dependent penetration/invasion strategies.

27 At 18 months, parents completed the 100 word Sure Start expressive vocabulary screening measure, 26 adapted from the MacArthur-Bates Communicative Development Inventory: UK Short Form, 11 and further adapted by substituting two words for the Australian setting (cream cracker to cracker; settee/sofa to settee/sofa/couch).

In Albania, Romania, Poland and within the Soviet Union itself the results were the same: Eric Ambler as adapted by the Three Stooges.

Adolescent food insecurity was measured using a four-item scale adapted by selecting four items from the six-item household food security scale that apply to adolescents' personal experiences as described elsewhere [ 24].

The pileup of significant events in "How to Deal," which opens nationwide today, may be explained by the fact that it has been adapted, by Neena Beber, from two young-adult novels by Sarah Dessen.

In 1959 she played a middle-aged woman in love with a handsome 19-year-old (Horst Buchholz) in "Cherie," adapted by Anita Loos from two novels by Colette and set in France in the years just before and after World War I. Atkinson found her performance "magnetic and illuminating".