Sentence examples for adapted twice from inspiring English sources

"Carrie's War" was adapted twice for British television; the most recent adaptation was broadcast in the United States on the PBS series "Masterpiece Theater" in 2006.

He has, and actually the book was adapted twice before, once in Albania and another time fifteen, twenty years ago in France.

Kevin Rittberger One of the most cerebral director-playwrights of his generation, Rittberger has found a congenial mind in sci-fi author and political poet Dietmar Dath, whose work he has adapted twice.

"Hombre" was made into a movie starring Paul Newman in 1967, and "3:10 to Yuma" was adapted twice, in 1957 with Glenn Ford, and in 2007 with Russell Crowe.

Although Chandler's Marlowe novels had already been adapted twice for the screen including a 1942 version of the same story Murder, My Sweet marked the first appearance of the Marlowe character himself.

Mr. Matheson's 1956 novel "The Shrinking Man," a frightening fantasy about a man whose simultaneous exposure to insecticide and radioactivity causes him to dwindle gradually in size, was adapted twice for the movies — once as a horror story, "The Incredible Shrinking Man" (1957), and once as a comedy starring Lily Tomlin, "The Incredible Shrinking Woman" (1981).

"I knew he would do everything to stay ahead, but my nose was in front and in that case I dictate the corner radius and he has to adapt, but twice he didn't.

To test the hypothesis, a treatment is proposed that consists of adapted cold showers (20°C, 3 minutes, preceded by 5-minute gradual adaptation) twice a day.

Censors were in full cry by 1946 when MGM released "The Postman Always Rings Twice," adapted from James M. Cain's novel.

It was adapted for television twice, in 1973 with live actors and in 1985 as an animated special.

Of these, the most famous is Siburapha's Behind the Painting, which by the turn of the 21st century had been reprinted almost 40 times, translated into Chinese and Japanese, and twice adapted for film.