Sentence examples for has adapted from from inspiring English sources

The play, which the comedian Steve Martin has adapted from a script by Carl Sternheim, is a farce about a woman whose undergarments won't stay put.

And on a more strictly musical level, it's about the loose set of strategies he has adapted from jazz iconoclasts like Roscoe Mitchell and Sun Ra.

The scenes are from Cold Mountain, the film that Minghella has adapted from Charles Frazier's novel which tells of a Confederate soldier, Inman, walking from a field hospital in Virginia to his home in the hills of North Carolina.

Chadha goes quiet for a bit; she's wondering what the Queen, who awarded her an OBE last year, might think about Angus, Thongs and Perfect Snogging, the film she has adapted from Louise Rennison's phenomenally popular teen novel.

Most of the ballet's considerable energy comes not from the plot complications but from the exhilarating dances Mr. Smuin has adapted from sources like jazz, tap, cabaret routines, the tango, the Charleston and the cakewalk.

The season will conclude in the spring with another farce, "The Heir Apparent," which Mr. Ives has adapted from the play by Jean-Francois Regnard about a young man trying to finagle a large inheritance.

Three dancers performed solos, which each had adapted from a piece by Deborah Hay called "News".

It is an utterly simple dish that I've adapted from a recipe in Ms. Kochilas's cookbook.

Top Hat should be intoxicating but Matthew White's production, which he and Howard Jacques have adapted from the 1935 Astaire-Rogers movie, is merely merry.

And "Lies," which Mr. Iyer had adapted from a big-band commission, used the horn section as a pyrotechnic device, blasting and receding.

But there have also been scarier roadblocks, as when Mr. Colborn and Stuart I. Smedley, his chief technology officer, reached the painful conclusion that a system they had adapted from other researchers for converting wastes back into recyclable fuel was hopelessly unreliable.