Sentence examples for transposed to a from inspiring English sources

I've seen Richard III plausibly transposed to a world of gangland warfare.

A conversation that had taken place in a house might be transposed to a bar, for example.

(It is an imagined scene: this is the atmosphere of Greek debate transposed to a Persian court that was not about to abandon monarchy).

In February 2006, he opened the winter olympics in Turin, singing Nessun Dorma transposed to a more suitable pitch for a tenor of his years.

It's a brilliant piece of psychodrama with some great characters, but at heart it's a country house murder transposed to a different and unusual location".

Superstardom only descended, though, once his loosey-goosey charms were transposed to a blockbuster setting in Guardians of the Galaxy and Jurassic World.

Could it be transposed to an Aboriginal community in the Northern Territory and remain both watchable and true in its telling?

According to the press release, the LP is "inspired by notions of 15th century choral scores (particularly those by Josquin des Prez), transposed to an artificial intelligence-era language of digital resonance and bright synths".

No such inversion of gene order has been detected before in phages of the same type, although among phages of the T7 phage-type the endolysin gene is in some cases transposed to an early gene transcriptional unit.

Here it is possible for White to avoid 3.d5: respectable alternatives include 3.Nf3, typically transposing to a line of the English Opening, as well as 3.e3.

Because the loops can be transposed to any key, I selected a few MIDI and digital recordings and tuned them to C Major.