Sentence examples for be adapted for screen from inspiring English sources

An engaging but utterly creepy book – now set to be adapted for screen – and another coup for Canongate.

Many PDF readers will allow you to highlight in different colors and to underline or write notes, so the above highlighter and pen method can be adapted for screen reading too.

Diaz et al. showed that oxidative stress biomarkers in human plasma can be adapted for screening patients who may be subject to oxidative stress, and can be used for the routine monitoring of lipid peroxidation in human disorders [ 11].

Her 1912 novel The Reef was adapted for screen in 1999, while a 2000 adaptation of her fifth novel The House of Mirth, starring Gillian Anderson, was released in 2000.

Eight of her novels have been adapted for screen, either as films or television mini-series, including Hollywood Wives, starring Farrah Fawcett and Anthony Hopkins.

The combination of the old-fashioned family and the fresh approach to recycling captured the worldwide imagination when the books were adapted for screen.

Many of Delibes's works were adapted for screen and stage, and he collected numerous awards, including the Cervantes Prize in 1993.

More noteworthy than the "black Heathcliff" angle is Arnold's decision to shoot only half of Brontë's novel (which has been adapted for screen several times, most famously with Laurence Olivier and Merle Oberon in the title roles).

Lewis, born in 1898, is best known for the Chronicles of Narnia series, which has sold 100 million copies worldwide and been adapted for screen and stage.

A review from the Times Literary Supplement of January 1936 said: "If Mrs. Christie ever deserts fiction for crime, she will be very dangerous: no one but Poirot will catch her". It has previously been adapted for screen as The Alphabet Murders with Tony Randall as Poirot in 1965, and for an episode of ITV's Agatha Christie's Poirot starring David Suchet.

Howell and Davis's (2011) model that predicts whether stuttering in eight-year old children will persist or recover by teenage was adapted for screening school-aged children for risk of stuttering.