Sentence examples for project adapting from inspiring English sources

I'm going to start a separate notebook for The Hobbit [Del Toro's next project, adapting the JRR Tolkien novel] or sketch on loose leaves of paper, because legally I'm still resolving some ownership issues over my sketches.

It literally fell, a manuscript fully composed and wrapped in brown paper, from the ceiling into Mr. Affleck's collegiate-style apartment while the two aspiring stars were engaged in a whole other project: adapting "Catcher in the Rye" for the movies.

I was at Warner Bros. implementing an innovative distribution project, adapting U.S. marketing methods to the release of films that were deemed unsuitable for European audiences.

Ancona created a roadmap to sustainability in 2000, which the ACT Project (Adapting to Climate Change in Time) is currently working with.

Implementation phase Late arrival of the project manager, continous changes in the political and security situation, and the poor project design led to the need for repeated changes in the project, adapting to circumstances, but also with an eye to grab opportunities Changes were formally laid down in amendments and new logframes.

On his Web site, rcrumb.com, Mr. Crumb, right, announced that after four years he had completed the project, adapted from the King James Bible and a translation by Robert Alter.

And now his production company, Smoke House, will participate in a project adapted from a newspaper article about the 2008 bank bailout, with a view to Clooney directing, Variety reports.

The project adapts the appropriation strategies of the "Pictures generation" (better-known members include Cindy Sherman, Robert Longo, and Richard Prince) to expressive paintings, the style of which complements the works' over-the-top subject matter.

The project adapts Virginia Tech cognitive radio technology [95] to improve safety and operations of the railways.

The Xcode project adapts that code so it can be built and run – no changes were made unless necessary.

Other movies in production this quarter have included "Inherent Vice," a Warner Bros. project adapted from the Thomas Pynchon novel, from "Boogie Nights" and "The Master" director Paul Thomas Anderson; and an untitled cyber thriller from Michael Mann, director of "Miami Vice," "Heat" and "The Last of the Mohicans".