Sentence examples for commission to adapt from inspiring English sources
Harwood had read Jean-Dominique Bauby's memoir in 2002, but accepted the commission to adapt it without re-reading it.
The New York architect Deborah Berke recently won a commission to adapt that hunkering sandstone complex of 11 buildings dating from 1870 into a hotel and conference center that can serve contemporary needs.
He has accepted a lucrative commission to adapt Susan Orlean's book The Orchid Thief, and after struggling for months discovers that the screenplay he actually wants to write is the story of his failure to adapt it.
In the nineteen-sixties, the American animator Gene Deitch, famed for his work on "Popeye" and other cartoons, was commissioned to adapt "Krazy Kat" for television.
She has also written a three-part television murder mystery, Limehouse, set in London in 1918, and has been commissioned to adapt The Remarkable Journey of Miss Tranby Quirke, about a lesbian affair between a repressed teacher and her feisty young student.
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"The Underpants," performed here in a version by Steve Martin, suffers somewhat from the oppressively noisy direction of Barry Edelstein, the C.S.C.'s artistic director, who commissioned Martin to adapt the piece.
Two years ago, the Almeida Theatre, in London, commissioned Cusk to adapt Euripedes' "Medea" for the contemporary stage.
Sylla commissioned Breant to adapt some of Thione's most popular songs to reflect these connections, including a revival of his tribute to 'Mouhamadou Bamba', and featuring duets with female singers in each country.
