Sentence examples for tailor the role from inspiring English sources

Angelina Jolie was cast in March 2007, after screenwriter Dean Georgaris rewrote the screenplay to tailor the role of Fox for her.

And he tailored the role of Gemma for his wife.

Mr. Previn tailored the role to Ms. Fleming's artistry.

Mr. Beane tailored the role for Ms. White, who managed to mask Diane's predatory bite, and the play's problems, with a clamorous, irresistible charm.

The "her" in question, however, is not Elisabeth Duparc, for whom Georg Frederic Handel tailored the role of Romilda in "Xerxes," which Ms. Burton will reprise at City Opera next season.

Their partnership reached a high point in 1999, when Mr. Harbison tailored the role of Daisy Buchanan in his opera "The Great Gatsby" to Ms. Upshaw's creamy lyric voice, intelligent musicianship and vulnerable stage presence.

When Robinson came aboard, she began tailoring the role to him, for example, by making Wade a children's musician.

Wycherley wrote with the original actors in mind, tailoring the roles to their strengths.

Interviews are tailored to the role and level of experience of the interviewee, with significant tailoring required for interviews with patients.

Employers expect a CV tailored to the role and to their organisation, but creating a CV from scratch each time is labour-intensive.

In fact, the way I understand it is they kind of tailor-made the role for me.