Sentence examples for transposed a bit from inspiring English sources

Certainly, concept albums can be about real people (David Byrne and Fatboy Slim's Here Lies Love, about Imelda Marcos, being a recent case in point) or transposed a bit more literally in musical theatre, as in the National's current production Fela!, which uses Fela Kuti's own songs to tell the singer's life story.

Once you have got used to the saxophone, you can try playing some of your flute music on it, but you will have to transpose this a bit.

Me: Well, I think that you might have got your two universes a bit transposed.

With a map, you can transpose a whole reality.

Today I had to transpose a song, learn it, then improvise on it".

It looks like a stained-glass window from a mosque transposed onto a dress.

CrunchGear's Nicholas Deleon pointed out that misspelling Cuil – as if that were possible – results in a bit of NSFW action for those who transpose the i and the l (culi.com).

What began as an English Opening transposed into a Nimzo-Indian Defense after 7 d4.

It will be her first appearance on Mr. Letterman's show since he moved from NBC to CBS in 1993, and her first since he famously transposed her name with that of Uma Thurman -- "Uma, Oprah" -- for a bit he did, to little laughter, as host of the 1995 Academy Awards telecast.

It felt more like a beat-'em-up transposed onto a soccer pitch.

It felt more like a beat 'em up transposed onto a football pitch.