Sentence examples for relocates the from inspiring English sources

But the movie relocates the action to upscale New York.

The pyramid's transparent abstract geometry relocates the Louvre within the empire of reason.

Spike Lee's latest relocates the classical Greek play Lysistrata to modern-day Chicago, for a satire with a timely message.

Mr. Miller relocates the story from 16th-century Mantua to Little Italy in Manhattan in the 1950s.

It's a neat riposte to Twilight by Buffy scriptwriter Marti Noxon, who relocates the story to Las Vegas, where everyone – not just the vampires – works nights.

Walter Mosley relocates the trigger-happy character of Mouse Alexander from his book "Devil in a Blue Dress" in a new one-act thriller, "White Lilies".

Automation is not a panacea; it only relocates the opportunity for human failure from air-traffic control rooms or cockpits to whatever houses the software.

He finds that the joy of OP is that it relocates the emotion of the text from the head to somewhere 'between the legs'.

In that story, at self-involved loose ends, Moominpappa relocates the family to a remote, rocky island, his mood turning only when the weather becomes furious.

In June, Australia's Malthouse Theatre are at the Barbican with The Shadow King, which relocates the story of King Lear to the Australian outback.

Andrews relocates the opera from 1830s Paris to an unspecified big city, somewhere in Europe or the US, in the 1990s.