Sentence examples for has just adapted from inspiring English sources
O'Brien has just adapted Ivor Novello's musical The Dancing Years and a national tour is also planned.
In the back of his Penguin edition was an Austen novella he hadn't come across before: "Lady Susan," which Stillman, now a full-blown Austenophile, at sixty-four, has just adapted into his latest film, "Love & Friendship".
Hollywood mogul Scott Rudin has bought the film rights, and the screenwriter hired for the project is Erin Cressida Wilson, who has just adapted Paula Hawkins's The Girl on the Train.
Simeon has just adapted it into a screenplay so we are going to start talking about that project.
Your body has just adapted and adjusted to what you have conditioned it to do". Sit like this and you could notice back and shoulder pain dissipate and even see improvements in issues, like constipation and digestion, he says.
"We've just adapted ourselves to whatever is the necessity," Mr. Gonzalez said.
Logan, a magpie collector drawn to everything from Wordsworth to Nathanael West, was eager to see the store's Shakespearean stock, which the manager had marshalled because Logan had just adapted "Coriolanus" for the screen (the film will be released in theatres nationwide this month).
Another example, his musical film Women on the Verge of a Nervous Breakdown, has just been adapted for the London stage, with Tamsin Greig in the lead role.
Salman Rushdie is the author of eleven novels, including "The Moor's Last Sigh," "The Enchantress of Florence," and "Midnight's Children," which won the Man Booker Prize for Fiction and the Best of the Booker Award and has just been adapted for film.
In fact, when I watched "for colored girls" (which has just been adapted for the screen, by Tyler Perry, with Janet Jackson, Thandie Newton, Kerry Washington, and Whoopi Goldberg in starring roles), I found it difficult to distinguish between her characters and the black women I knew.
