Sentence examples for try to transpose from inspiring English sources

_ Well, on the very first day I met with the first director who approached me, and we talked about the different styles represented in the comic, and within fifteen minutes we decided that that would be a really annoying thing to try to transpose to film.

Once you feel comfortable transposing very basic music, try to transpose something more complex.

When you become familiar with the principles of transposition, try to transpose simple music without making any notations.

Plenty have come a cropper trying to transpose Anthony Burgess's 1962 novella to the stage.

When you write, you're trying to transpose what you're thinking into something that is less like an annoying drone and more like a piece of music.

My predecessor, Mark Rylance, did this more rigorously, but we have tried to transpose ourselves and our audiences to another point in history.

And in front of an unmoved industry crowd he tried to transpose the wit of his writing into vivid presence, with mixed results.

"The great difficulty lies in trying to transpose last night's moment to a day which has no knowledge of it," she writes in "Dust Tracks on a Road".

Mr. Tavernier's version, "Coup de Torchon," began to take shape, he went on to say, only when he gave up trying to transpose the story to contemporary Paris and instead moved it to West Africa — a landscape with the proper degree of Thompsonian strangeness.

Recent studies have tried to transpose the results of the anthropology of science and techniques to architecture.

Partly replicating in paper the essence of social gatherings, Ion Creangă often tried to transpose the particular effects of oral storytelling into writing.