Sentence examples for now transposed from inspiring English sources

Zaha has not looked back, the extravagant skills – step-overs, drag-backs, shimmies – he would practise meticulously around the house now transposed on to the pitch.

In fact, it's an adaptation of a Heinrich von Kleist novella, originally set in Reformation-era Saxony but now transposed to 16th-century France.

Now transpose the whole thing to a park on the Thames in the middle of London and fill it with 30,000 visitors, many of them pensionable and clutching copies of the Daily Telegraph.

Elizabeth taught herself to read Braille and now transposes books for the visually impaired.

This plot has now been transposed to south London and directed by a US-educated Spanish film-maker, Luis Prieto, with Refn as one of the producers.

Historical data, available in the literature, concerning the sites responsible for integrin ligand binding and activation may now be transposed onto recently solved crystal structures of integrin dimers and functional domains.

Metal toggles, seen for the past several seasons on those ubiquitous Prada Sport shoes, have now been transposed by Frédéric Fekkai into chic equal-opportunity ponytail holders, suitable for men, women and children.

The GDPR will now be transposed into the national laws of the bloc's 28 Member States over the next two years, with the regulation set to come into force from 2018.

The GDPR will now be transposed into the national laws of the bloc's 28 Member States over the next two years, with the regulation set to come into force from 2018.

With the possible exception of an endogenous retrovirus, the only transposons known to be now actively transposing in the human genome are non-LTR retrotransposons (Goodier and Kazazian 2008; Mills et al. 2007).

Transposed now to a classic American setting, the film certainly does look intriguingly ­different from the usual template.