Sentence examples for has retitled from inspiring English sources

Although he is interested in electronic literature, he said he was not enthralled by either "Chroma" or Ms. Leishman's "Little Red Riding Hood," which she has retitled "redridinghood".

Chekhov wrote the play, "Platonov" when he was either in or barely out of his teens, and the British playwright, Michael Frayn, has retitled the play, "Wild Honey," and reworked it into a swiftish tragicomedy.

This weekend, "Occupy Olympus," as Magis has retitled its version, explores the idea that alongside classical political, philosophical and artistic traditions, our society has also inherited Athenian socioeconomic inequality.

The racers there have names like Dollar Fa Dollar, Phoenix Twix and Exotic Lookin, but Case has retitled hers Swan-y, Guy and Travis, the last named after the hero of one of her favorite movies, "Paris, Texas".

Such a movie, presumably, would not be based on "Metal Men: How Marc Rich Defrauded the Country, Evaded the Law and Became the World's Most Sought After Corporate Criminal," a 1986 book by A. Craig Copetas that HarperCollins has retitled and is reissuing next month.

Still, returning to the plucked-and-bowed setup brings out a coiled lyricism in the saxophonist that shakes up romps like "Matador" and his 1959 blues number "Turnabout" (which he has retitled "Turnaround") and brings a wrenching emotion to the ballad "Sleep Talking".

In the New Yorker article, Schwartz likened writing The Art of the Deal to putting "lipstick on a pig" and said he would have retitled it "The Sociopath".

When the movie premiered at the London film festival that November, Godard was horrified to discover his producer, Iain Quarrier, had retitled it Sympathy For The Devil and tacked a complete version of the Stones' song on to the end.

All became clearer when I saw how the French had retitled the novel: it was to be called Vacances Anglaises, working on the premise, I now feel sure, that the English on their own are evidently risible, but the very concept of them on holiday by the sea must, quite clearly, be wholly hysterical (even to contemplate).

In my revamped creative capacities, and to satisfy the progressive tastes of a new generation, I'm currently at work on a remake-reboot-re-envisioning of Citizen Kane, which I've retitled Dude, Where's My Sled?

Interestingly, Bodo's book has been retitled.