Sentence examples for recast for a from inspiring English sources

How can Hamilton be so recast for a contemporary audience largely liberal and, in its wider circles, broadly diverse?

Fidelity to the source was not much of an issue when Mr. Muldaur recast for a jazz-inflected chamber ensemble five dreamily impressionistic piano pieces Beiderbecke wrote with the help of the arranger Bill Challis.

Slightly darker, "Back to My Roots," by the French techno pioneer Laurent Garnier, is like an Ennio Morricone soundtrack recast for a thousand percussionists, and is as expansive as the horizon.

Now revised and recast for a 10th-anniversary tour, it's the kind of certified cult hit that no longer has an audience so much as fans, who come to relive their favourite moments, blow up white balloons during the wedding scene and remain on their feet dancing throughout the interval.

Whoops feels not unlike one of Mike Skinner's tales of dancefloor excess recast for a more troubled era, with its protagonist's intemperance fuelled by something dark in his past, and driven by the fact that he's still stuck living with his parents: he might be making the wrong choices, but even if he were making the right ones, the property market means he'd still be there.

Indulge me while I recast for A Politician's Christmas Carol.

The issue was a throwback just as surely as the slogan was — the old anti-bigness of the New Deal, recast for an era in which the downsides of bigness had become undeniable.

The idea is to establish the production, then either extend it with Mr. Hoffman and Mr. Reilly or recast it for a longer run.

How fortunate to have lived long enough to witness a courageous young man like Corey Johnson supported and celebrated in his own community and brought to national attention by The Times ("Icon Recast: Support for a Gay Athlete," April 30).

Gingrich, who had gotten to know Alvin and Heidi Toffler in the '70s when he was a history teacher at West Georgia College, asked the futurists to advise him on how to recast Congress for a "third wave" information society — following the first agricultural wave and the second industrial wave.

"Neither David nor I thought they should recast for Broadway and recruit a star name for one of the roles," Mr. John said.