Sentence examples for transposing it from inspiring English sources

Now Ed Siegel, a psychiatrist from California, suggests transposing it from B flat to G major.

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

(1) Do Articles 5 and 189 EEC preclude Member States from adopting a provision contrary to a Directive, before the period for transposing it has expired?

He'd say, "No, I got it," moving his hands silently around the keyboard for 10 seconds, transposing it to her key from whatever key he knew it in.

And even if all those links in the information chain hold true, there's still the problem of internalizing raw data on the pages of a newspaper and transposing it into the context of the physical world.

One is that the UK maintains Reach as its management system for chemicals by including it in a bilateral free trade agreement between the UK and the EU, or somehow transposing it.

Thus, it became possible to dissociate sacred history from its dogmatic milieu and to transpose it from the past into the actual present, thereby allowing for an adaptable development of ecclesiastical art.

They had to transpose it, just take it down.

But they transposed it to this ranch in Dallas.

Later he transposes it: "Our future, your clutter".

Ossendryver has taken a familiar concept, crowdsourcing, and transposed it to an African setting.