Sentence examples for adapting for the from inspiring English sources

THE prospect of adapting for the screen a memoir about writing, addiction and homelessness is fraught with challenges.

"I've been working on it for six months," Minchin explained, "But it's a very interesting, arty but much-loved early-90s film we are adapting for the stage".

By Adrienne Raphel May 23, 2016 The Sesame Workshop sees Sesame Ventures, its new fund that will invest in education technology, as key to adapting for the future.

Some 160 teenagers spent this summer at ArtsLit reading, analyzing and then adapting for the stage Rudolfo Anaya's coming-of-age novel, "Bless Me, Ultima".

Your plants will adapt to your bio-region and if you save the best stuff in your microclimate, then they will keep adapting for the Vineyard," she said.

Philistines, which I have just had the challenge of adapting for the National Theatre in a new production directed by Howard Davies, was Gorky's first play - though not by any stretch his first piece of writing.

This adaptation of Candide was itself adapted for the cinema by director Christian Marquand in 1968.

Both books were later adapted for the stage.

The survivors have adapted for the times in interesting ways.

The book has been adapted for the screen.

Amy Winehouse's life may be adapted for the silver screen.