Sentence examples for own adaptations from inspiring English sources

Writer notes that unlike Disney movies, Miyazaki's are either original stories, or his own adaptations of fairly obscure works.

The Chinese government is now committing vast resources to sustainable development and seeking to apply the lessons of the past to manage urbanisation, albeit with own adaptations.

His own adaptations, notably of "Not I", suggest that decisive formal changes are necessary to compensate for the loss of theatricality.

Only a part of folk art falls into the recognized sophisticated categories of visual art, and even that part has its own adaptations.

A collection of Gershwin's personal favourites among his many hit tunes, it featured the composer's own adaptations designed "for the above-average pianist".

He was equally in demand on BBC radio, writing and appearing in many plays, including his own adaptations of the Mapp and Lucia novels by EF Benson (he was a vice-president of the EF Benson society).

Earlier this year the Washington Ballet performed its own adaptation of the novel.

This is David Lodge's own adaptation of his masterly 2001 novel Thinks.

In 2009, she played the title role in her own adaptation of "Hamlet".

At age nine, she wrote her own adaptation of "My Fair Lady," which her teacher—"Mrs.

Elizabeth Newman directs her own adaptation of Peter Pan at the Octagon in Bolton.