Sentence examples for transposed it to from inspiring English sources

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".

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

In his jungle paintings he magnified the silence of his boxy depictions of Paris streets, parks and riverfronts and transposed it to another world, one that he pieced together from scraps delivered to the doorstep of Paris.

You've just taken away the suffering of one person and transposed it to another!' " Distelmans repeated that he was certain that Godelieva had wanted to die, and that this was her right.

His well-known but seldom-seen screen tests, filmed in the Silver Factory in the mid-1960s, reboothe the mystique of Hollywood's silent era and transposed it to the art world.

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

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

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

"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.

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