Sentence examples for be adapted for big from inspiring English sources

The system could be adapted for big rigs, too.

Ironically, The Price of Salt is one of the rare occasions when Highsmith's fiction indulges the desire for poetic justice so beloved of Hollywood producers - but, given its explicit subject matter and its leading female roles, it is probably the least likely of Highsmith's novels to be adapted for big-screen presentation.

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

It is the first time 52-year-old Reza has given permission for one of her plays to be adapted for the big screen.

It has also been rumoured that Rowling's Quidditch Through the Ages – another of Harry Potter's Hogwarts set texts - will be adapted for the big screen.

It's a desire that I still want to score goals and get results for this club," said the 31-year-old, whose career could indeed be adapted for the big screen.

Miller's The Dark Knight Returns is well known for introducing a female Robin, but doesn't contain so much as a smidgen of romantic interest for Wayne, which probably explains why it never has been (and never will be) adapted for the big screen.

All of which leads me to my belief that even if Dominique Strauss-Kahn is convicted and has to serve time, he will someday return to France, publish his autobiography (which will, of course, be adapted for the big screen by Mr. Polanski) and eventually be made a government minister.

It is set to be adapted for the big screen by Reese Witherspoon's production company, Hello Sunshine.

Could they be adapted for use in rescuing very big banks too?Since the collapse of Lehman Brothers threw the world economy into turmoil, much has been done to improve the resolution of domestic banks.

The Delaware plant is one of the first big facilities to be adapted for auto-related use.