Sentence examples for adapting pieces from inspiring English sources

It would be perfect, for example, in amplifying some of Mingus's cooler octet pieces from the 1940's and 50's -- or for practically anything else, since he thought nothing of adapting pieces for radically different groups, from orchestra to small band.

Now, as an instrument builder, I am having this dialogue: the engineer/inventor is asking the musician, "What do you need now, what should we try?" Based on some experience playing shows, I'm building and adapting pieces specifically for live performance.

Daria approached Anni last year about adapting piece for True False Theatre: "Daria says 'I have this script I wrote in college, it's an adaptation of Slaughterhouse-Five, do you wanna maybe submit it to the New York Fringe Festival?' Of course, I love Slaughterhouse-Five. Submitted it to the Fringe Festival last year and it got in.

Although the Chinese scale differs from the Western scale, lacking some half notes, the musicians have adapted pieces as different as Mozart's nocturnes and the soundtrack of "The Godfather".

But the Sichuan had clearly adapted piece-mold casting to their own purposes, and they had their own style and subject matter.

And an adapted piece drawn from a forthcoming Kotik opera, titled String Noise William, featured some varied writing for the same violin partners.

Screenwriters Abi Morgan, creator of Sex Traffic and The Hour, and Heidi Thomas, who adapted period pieces Cranford and Call The Midwife, also feature among the "power 30".

With all this in mind, I wasn't surprised that Tankian's latest creative project involved adapting a piece of technology.

"The problem when adapting a piece of material like that is that you always feel like something is missing," he explained.

Unfortunately when you adapt a piece of work some of your characters have to go.

Executives are now seeking a writer to adapt the piece for the big screen.