Sentence examples for transposing it to from inspiring English sources

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

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.

In 1949, Highsmith, while working on the novel, wrote in her diary that she was "grateful" not to have to spoil "my best thematic material by transposing it" to a "false male-female relationship".

In choosing Blue Devils (2014) as the title of his ominous, dark new painting, Chris Ofili has disturbingly and deliciously subverted that famous Trinidadian Carnival reference, transposing it to the streets of London, Manchester or New York.

For Red Dead Redemption 2, Rockstar is promising an "all new multiplayer experience" – but we hope that it's partly a refinement of GTA Online, taking the amazing Heists template and transposing it to the wild west.

With his museum, and with his purchases of art, Lauder has managed to insert himself into that fleeting, dangerous period in history, transposing it to the more congenial surroundings of the Upper East Side; he has given himself the grand, cultured Viennese heritage to which Estée Lauder pretended.

But they transposed it to this ranch in Dallas.

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

Russert said that Solomon combined questions and took "an answer and transposed it to another question".

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

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