Sentence examples for transposed to the from inspiring English sources

First The Roaring Girl was transposed to the 1890s.

"We could see that transposed to the conservative media landscape as a whole".

Chekhov's tragicomedy transposed to the Isle of Man in the 21st century?

("Tomorrow I'll roll the crawler in cornmeal and fry it. Like a trout".) But transposed to the big screen, yuck!

There is the trash-talking in basketball that he and his friends have transposed to the golf course.

Wilson's choice feels startling and modern: one of the world's oldest stories transposed to the vernacular of Facebook.

Almost everything else from "House" is transposed to the psychiatric wing of a Los Angeles hospital without a hitch — or much imagination.

Yet, transposed to the new century, the episode becomes less an act of revolution than a purging of personal impotence and its attendant anger.

AND ultimately, a point of view that succeeded in her book about the lives of monks only struggles to succeed when transposed to the lives of poets.

But transposed to the real world, these situations are dangerous, and an open conversation, reminding young people of that, should never be far away.

These broad principles will be difficult and embarrassing to squirm out of when the debate is transposed to the larger European "family of nations".