Sentence examples for adapted for a small from inspiring English sources

The chair is the same model as the blue chairs adapted for a small dining room in the Chinese pavilion where the royal family could take their meals without servants.

To understand the epigenetic regulation required for germ cell-specific gene expression in the mouse, we analysed DNA methylation profiles of developing germ cells using a microarray-based assay adapted for a small number of cells.

In all this tradition, the contemporary architectural style for mosques was adapted for a building with a smaller main room, and usually no courtyard.

Small Island was adapted for a 2009 BBC TV series starring Naomie Harris and Ruth Wilson.

The probable small body mass of the ancestral primate has been interpreted as evidence that it occupied a fine-branch niche and was adapted for grasping small insect prey [ 23, 77].

Soon his novels were garnering as much praise and fandom as his comics: "Stardust," "Coraline," "The Graveyard Book". His Hugo- and Nebula Award-winovel novel "American Gods," which is being adapted for the small screen for Starz, has been celebrated as a modern masterpiece.

Pippi Longstocking is the young heroine of a series of books by Swedish author Astrid Lindgren, which have been adapted for the small and big screen many times.

The much-loved supernatural tearjerker Ghost is to be adapted for the small screen, reports Deadline.

Samantha Peale's "The American Painter Emma Dial" will be adapted for the small screen.

Johansson will also executive-produce the series, which is being adapted for the small screen by Christopher Hampton, writer of the screenplays for Atonement and Dangerous Liaisons.

A comic and touching story about the first wave of West Indian immigration to Britain, exploring themes of empire, prejudice, war and love, it won both the Orange and the Whitbread prizes in 2004 and was later adapted for the small screen by the BBC.