Sentence examples for has transposed from inspiring English sources

Christoph Marthaler's production has transposed 18th-century upstairs-downstairs to bridal retail in 2001.

After 7... d6, 8... Nf6, 9... Be7 and 10... O-O, Polgar has transposed into a Scheveningen Variation, but in a way that White does not have at his disposal attacks like the Keres, with g4 and g5.

Although Mr. Kahn has transposed "Red Lights" to a kind of generic France, it is one of Simenon's so-called American novels, about a New York couple traveling to Maine.

In characteristic fashion, Douglas has transposed Conrad's story from London in 1866 to Portugal in 1975, framing the action in the immediate wake of the Carnation revolution, which peacefully overthrew Europe's longest-standing dictatorship.

McCafferty has transposed JP Miller's 1958 teleplay (which later became the Oscar-nominated 1962 film) to 1960s London, and charts the slide into alcoholism of a Northern Irish emigrant couple who meet in Belfast airport in the play's first scene.

This, of all Shakespeare's plays, badly needs a shot in the arm – and it receives a powerful one in this production by Gregory Doran, the RSC's artistic director designate, who has transposed the action to modern Africa.

After 8 f4, Mont-Reynaud could have transposed into a Classical Dragon with 8..

He had transposed sentences in other sources so as to change their meaning.

There is the trash-talking in basketball that he and his friends have transposed to the golf course.

("Honestly" and "disgrace" are two of Trump's go-to words, though he often seems to have transposed their meanings).

Nf6, then 7 g5 would have transposed into a Keres Attack, but instead, she followed a low-profile course of development with 6..