Sentence examples for first dramatization from inspiring English sources

The first dramatization of the novel appeared in 1852, the year it was published, and countless others followed.

AFTER Ernest Hemingway saw the first dramatization of "The Great Gatsby" -- a Broadway version that arrived in 1926, just a year after F. Scott Fitzgerald's novel -- he groused in a letter to a friend: "I had to pay to get in.

The opera is not the first dramatization of the hijacking.

(This is the third dramatization of "Gatsby," "Gatz" included, to reach local stages this year).

Of the second dramatization, the so-called re-enactment of the Lindbergh case by the ghostly thesptians of the air we can say a little more.

Mr. Lanza had two videos showing suicide by gunshot, a five-second video dramatization showing a child being shot, and images of Mr. Lanza himself holding a gun to his head.

"The Flight That Fought Back" is one of the first televised dramatizations of the hijackings of Sept. 11, 2001, and initially this nonfiction film is rightfully tentative about whether such events should be re-enacted at all.

Last year, the poet and scholar Paul Muldoon, the former poetry editor of this magazine, and his collaborator and wife, the novelist Jean Hanff Korelitz, first presented their dramatization of the story, titled "The Dead, 1904," in New York.

That may have been America's first experience with the dramatization of a tranche.

"A Raisin in the Sun" is one of the landmark plays in American theater history -- one of the first and finest stage dramatizations of black life in post-World War II America.

Tonight, the first of a ten-part dramatization of his criminal case, "American Crime Story: The People vs. O.