Sentence examples for adapting work from inspiring English sources

"This may mean adapting work practices and work places.

Results of the stated adaptation experiment suggest that changing route or departure time is the most important way of adapting work trips, whereas public transport and working at home play a more limited role.

Insider Knowledge Nicholls, no stranger to adapting work for the screen (he also wrote the screenplay for the film of his own novel Starter for 10 and for And When Did You Last See Your Father?), is apparently happy to make book-to-film changes, including, predictably, toning down references to Dexter's drug use.

This aspect is perhaps best displayed in the book's final section, "Having It All," which focuses on adapting work styles to changes in personal circumstances, such as getting married or having children.

Suzzy Roche, left, and Meg Wolitzer explored adapting works for the stage.

The process of adapting works of fiction for the screen can be fraught.

The Tavianis have a long history of adapting works from the Western literary canon.

By Jenna Krajeski October 18, 2009 The process of adapting works of fiction for the screen can be fraught.

_ (Photograph: Lee Daniels and Sapphire. Mike Coppola/Getty Images)._ The process of adapting works of fiction for the screen can be fraught.

Then one day he had me adapt work for the stage.

While Banville has adapted work by Kleist, including the play "Amphitryon," he has not translated it.