Sentence examples for job adapting from inspiring English sources

Upon returning, Manuel loftily offers Luciano a lucrative job adapting "The Paranoids" into an Argentine movie.

Christopher Ash, the projection and scenic designer, has done a nice job adapting Tim Hatley's work for the Broadway show.

Daily Express, Marcus Dunk Verdict: a period drama that really works "It is always a hard job adapting a well known and loved book for the screen.

But officials used to decades of regulating big airliners need to do a more nimble job adapting to the revolution in unmanned and, some day soon, automated flight.

Director Joss Whedon (he of Buffy fame) did an admirable job adapting the popular comic series for the big screen, ably supported by a stellar cast, who helped launch the film to universally laudatory reviews.

The director is Shekhar Kapur (he did "Elizabeth," too, so he has royal blood), and one of the screenwriters is Hossein Amini (who did a fine job adapting "The Wings of the Dove").

What makes this play unusual is that it is an inside job adapted by Michael Lesslie from George Huang's admired 1994 movie.

(Although I'm fond of "Deadline at Dawn," 1946, a lively temporary-amnesia job, adapted by Clifford Odets from a Woolrich novel and directed by Harold Clurman).

"The print media business is being transformed by technology, and Forbes has done a brilliant job of adapting its business to a new mode," McNamee said.

They then did a nice job of adapting to it, and Robbie just did a great job the rest of the way". Laguna was able to advance to Tuesday's semifinal round for the 18th time in school history after settling a year-long score with Royal.

They did a great job of adapting the book.