Sentence examples for transposing to a from inspiring English sources

He did score in one elegant finish where he sacrificed queen for rook and bishop to create a zugzwang, then calmly marched his king up the board before transposing to a won pawn endgame.

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.

In modern Indian music, however, the ragas are all transposed to a common ground note.

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

The picture the stanza creates is almost a kind of Déjeuner sur l'herbe, transposed to a contemporary literary festival.

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).

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".

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.

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

His podcast persona is a cross between the deadpan comedian Steven Wright and Cliff Clavin of "Cheers" -- transposed to a Manchester pub.