Sentence examples for transposed the from inspiring English sources

A decade later, Gunther Schuller, in "The Visitation," boldly transposed the action to black America.

Only two years ago Neil Bartlett transposed the action to a belle-époque hotel.

When Sutherst transposed the fleck upon the missing area, it matched perfectly.

An earlier version transposed the numbers of Conservative and crossbench peers.

Plenty of Wells's contemporaries no doubt transposed the Martians for Germans.

He had earlier been wrongly identified as the gunman, apparently because officials transposed the names when briefing journalists.

As he did onstage, he has not only transposed the play in time but also in tonal qualities.

Vapors from the hydrochloric acid mimicked the effects of oxidation and transposed the black ink into rusty tones.

Stein cast the play with virtually unknown young actors, and, most daring of all, transposed the Brixton setting to a working-class district of Munich.

Singing the same aria, he transposed the notes down, missed the first and eventually left the stage for his understudy to take over.

Correction: January 20 , 2000 Thursday Correction An Editorial Observer on Monday transposed the names of the leaders of Eritrea and Ethiopia.