Sentence examples for in forthcoming adaptations from inspiring English sources

After more than 20 years of watching wildly different approaches to adapting their father's work, Leslie and her sister Isa Dick-Hackett have decided to take a more active interest in forthcoming adaptations.

Other data sources for hysterectomy rates have been used in forthcoming adaptations of our model to country settings of the United Kingdom [ 94], Taiwan [ 95] and Mexico (Unpublished data. Instituto Mexicano de Seguridad Social, D.F., Mexico, 2004).

Other data sources for cytology screening rates have been used in forthcoming adaptations of our model to country settings of the United Kingdom [ 110], Taiwan [ 111] and Mexico [ 112].

Country-pop princess Taylor Swift is in talks to play legendary singer-songwriter Joni Mitchell in a forthcoming adaptation of Sheila Weller's acclaimed – and brilliant – book Girls Like Us, about the lives of Mitchell, Carly Simon and Carole King.

Matt Smith, who preceded Peter Capaldi as the Doctor in the long-running BBC TV series, has made occasional forays into film, with a small but pivotal role in Terminator Genisys and a more substantial one as Mr Collins in the forthcoming adaptation of Jane Austen parody novel Pride and Prejudice and Zombies.

The actor will play David Copperfield in a forthcoming adaptation of the 1850 novel.

In the forthcoming adaptation of Arthur Ransome's Swallows and Amazons, Ms Walker will now be nicknamed "Tatty", after fears that her original monicker might provoke schoolboy sniggers.

Bradley Cooper, on the other hand, bought the rights to the book and will play Kyle in a forthcoming adaptation, directed by Clint Eastwood.

Still, the most eagerly awaited thing from Mortensen is his central figure, the Man, in the forthcoming adaptation of Cormac McCarthy's The Road.

Fellow actors in the forthcoming adaptation of Helen Fielding's ubiquitous Bridget Jones Diaryy have moved to defuse bad feeling surrounding the casting of American starlet Renée Zellweger as the eponymous British heroine.

The late Terry Pratchett would have been "over the moon" at the "dream" casting of David Tennant as the demon Crowley in the forthcoming adaptation of Good Omens, according to the Discworld author's long-time assistant Rob Wilkins.