Sentence examples for transpose it to from inspiring English sources

But you cannot just take the movie and transpose it to the stage".

Or, in pictures that take the then-contemporary political situation and transpose it to an earlier period.

Take your typical Big Apple fender bender, transpose it to Paris in, say, 1720, and odds are that swords and seconds would be summoned.

"He has a special voice among the film noir writers - if I had been able to transpose it to France, I would have".

The film's director, Richard Eyre, ran the National Theater in London, and the screenwriter, Patrick Marber, wrote the play "Closer," which became something of a bigger cultural event when Mike Nichols decided to transpose it to the screen.

So it's quite nice to flip it, and transpose it to something that's quite the opposite: a barn dance".

But they transposed it to this ranch in Dallas.

Russert said that Solomon combined questions and took "an answer and transposed it to another question".

And Woolf's novel poses more obstacles than most when it comes to transposing it to the theatre.

"If he has a violin concerto in E major, and he makes a keyboard concerto of it and transposes it to D major, it's deliberate.

A designer had given him a plan on paper and he had successfully transposed it to the fifteen-thousand-square-foot roof.