Sentence examples for pictures based on the from inspiring English sources

The future of Keefe Memorial Hospital, the only medical center for 40 miles, is so tenuous that this spring it asked children to color pictures based on the theme "What if the Hospital Closed?" "We're the bastard stepchild," said Victor Weed, a retired banker.

Some might argue that there are Hollywood stars and Chinese icons actors like Tom Cruise, Will Smith, Jackie Chan, Jennifer Lawrence and so on, who are viable contenders for the title but the reality is that all of them have had recent flops, and none of them has the magical power to consistently open pictures based on the strength of their name alone.

We interpret the pictures based on the stories, fears and needs we carry within ourselves.

Among those have been pictures based on the Transformers and G.I. Joe toy lines.

Not only did Charlie and the Chocolate Factory end up starring a white boy, so too did the major motion pictures based on the book, which featured white actors as Charlie and the rest of the Bucket family.

Twice, movie companies tried to capitalise on the sensation generated by the murders by producing motion pictures based on the killings; however, critics panned both films for indulging in gratuitous sex and violence, and the movies performed poorly at the box office.

Other new plays announced in the Royal Court's 2017 season include Simon McBurney directing The Kid Stays in the Picture, based on the life of film producer Robert Evans, who went from being one of the most powerful men in Hollywood, producing films such as The Godfather and Chinatown, to disgrace when, in 1980, he pleaded guilty to cocaine trafficking.

You meant the motion picture based on the Broadway musical of the same name?

"Nutcracker: The Motion Picture," based on the Pacific Northwest Ballet production, came in second, with 27percentt.

In 1957, Nelson Gidding, who would return to the subject of the Hindenburg some 20 years later, wrote an unpublished "treatment" for a motion picture based on the deliberate destruction of the airship.

Uncharacteristically, Allen co-wrote (with director Sidney Lumet) the screenplay for Prince of the City (1981), an almost all-male picture, based on The True Story of a Cop Who Knew Too Much, a non-fiction book by Robert Daley.