Sentence examples for adapting for a from inspiring English sources

Virtual reality (VR) technology secured its place in popular culture through films such as The Lawnmower Man and The Matrix, as well as books such as Ready Player One, which Steven Spielberg is adapting for a movie.

As the market shifted for food companies, the companies over-reacted using traditional processes that were not equal to the task of sensing, responding and adapting for a new normal.

Gelernter's article and Will's own astonishingly churlish, wildly exaggerated remarks are well worth adapting for a satire of such insurgencies.

Perrotta's novels include "Election," "Little Children" and "The Leftovers," which he is currently adapting for an HBO pilot.

(The novel was adapted for a 1992 Dutch film).

"It's adapted for a secular audience," he said.

The novelist published Interview With the Vampire, later adapted for a film starring Tom Cruise, in 1976.

They're [sic] very few arrangements that can't be adapted for a big band….

"Charlotte's Webcam" and other classic children's books adapted for a world with N.S.A. surveillance.

"It'll be less intense and more adapted for a broader kind of audience," she said.

The Charlie and Lola stories have now been successfully adapted for a children's TV series.