Sentence examples for adapted characters from inspiring English sources

Dexter and True Blood, likewise, adapted characters and settings from books, but really only for the first and part of the second seasons.

Many other children's books have since been written retelling the stories of the operas or adapting characters or events from them.

Many other children's books have since been written retelling the story of Pinafore or adapting characters or events from Pinafore.

Kanji, ( Japanese: "Chinese character") in the Japanese writing system, ideograms (or characters) adapted from Chinese characters.

Nearly a decade ago, Michael Dibdin wrote a droll farce called "Così Fan Tutti" that adapted the characters and plot structure of Mozart's opera to an irreverent comic romp about the Neapolitan mafia.

Although Yertle the Turtle and Other Stories has not been directly adapted, several characters from the book have appeared in other media.

Year after year, though, U.S. elementary school lessons typically focus on a Martin Luther King, Jr.-Rosa Parks centered narrative, adapted for character education.

No previous cartoon had adapted a character so radically to suit a voiceover artist's comic stylings.In this section Players: 0; Colleges: $10,000,000,000 How long will the expansion last?

No previous cartoon had adapted a character so radically to suit the comic stylings of a particular actor.Mr Williams was nominated for Academy Awards three times, first for "Good Morning, Vietnam", and later for touching roles in "Dead Poets Society" (1989) and Terry Gilliam's "The Fisher King" (1991).

On the stage, he adapted the character to be an overly confident bumbling ringleader.

It was not a process of just cut and paste, or having to adapt many characters.