Sentence examples for adapted it with a from inspiring English sources

UNICEF Sierra Leone took the #ENDviolence against children video narrated by Liam Neeson and adapted it with a narration by local children.

But Cruden was a big fan of the film, and as early as 1997, when he was first interviewed as artistic director at the Theatre Royal, had pitched the idea of adapting it with a real steam train on stage.

There's a screening at the British Library on 26 April introduced by Michael Parkinson, a friend of Billy's creator, Keith Waterhouse, who published the original novel in 1959 and later adapted it, with Willis Hall, as a play, a musical and a TV series.

"Proof" began life as a play by David Auburn, who has adapted it with Rebecca Miller, and what ensues is a devout communal effort, tricked out with various hops through time and space, to make us forget that it was a piece of theatre in the first place.

It's not that she'd made this story up; she'd adapted it, with permission, from something written by a postgrad student.

I had already adapted it as a musical years ago with the composer Gary Carpenter and through doing so had become aware of the different ways of telling a story.

It's a formula that Tina Barney has built her career on, and Harper adapts it nicely, with a painterly feel for dappled, natural light that makes some of the images glow as if from within.

Timberlake Wertenbaker adapted it for Radio 4 with a terrific sense of the audience overhearing what was going on – it was a little miracle of intimacy, and Simon Russell Beale did the best Napoleon this side of Marlon Brando.

Then HBO were going to adapt it as a TV series with Mark Steven Johnson, the director of duff superhero blockbuster Daredevil.

While relying on traditionally liberal notions of using government spending to spur growth, he has also tried to adapt it for a new era with investment in clean energy and technology.

SyFy network is currently adapting it into a miniseries along with Clarke's 3001: A Space Odyssey.