Sentence examples for think of adapting from inspiring English sources

One could think of adapting the bonii calculation forms to include a 15-25 weight on items linked to sustainability.

ITV's urgency for a new drama to replace Downton is understandable, but I would seriously suggest they think of adapting more gutsy, equally subtle, writers: Clare Francis, Nicci French.

What other comics publisher would even think of adapting stories from The Saturday Evening Post, use stories by Guy de Maupassant or steal from the best — Ray Bradbury?" The best-selling horror novelist Joe Hill, who also writes the comics series Locke & Key, has a slightly different take.

As TV pundits debated which of the two forwards had been more impressive – the Uruguayan, after all, does have Leo Messi and Neymar as a supporting cast – the crowd at the San Paolo offered up the highest form of praise they could think of, adapting a chant that they once sang for Diego Maradona.

Chris Hicks of the Deseret News called the single "absolutely hilarious", and rhetorically asked "who else would think of adapting that ridiculously popular movie's themes to new lyrics for Jimmy Webb's classic ditty 'MacArthur Park Hickscks' felt that the song's funniest moments involved the jokes revolving around lawyers and the mention of Barney.

And Ms. Stroman had said she initially thought of adapting the novel as a ballet.

We had actually thought of adapting it locally even before the film was released here".

Mathews thought of adapting this process to music and wrote a program making the technology available to nonscientists.

At first I thought of adapting my mother's recipe; I really like the way the acidic lemon juice cuts the heaviness of the meat.

At one time, Europe thought of adapting the truck into a human transportation system of its own, but baulked at the costs.

Have you ever thought of adapting it for other audiences?