Sentence examples for two adaptations of work from inspiring English sources
These featured various designs, including several depictions of Liberty and two adaptations of work by the late Mint chief engraver, Christian Gobrecht: one showing a seated Liberty, which Gobrecht had placed on the silver coins in the 1830s, and another of a flying eagle, which Gobrecht had created based upon a sketch by Titian Peale.
(Well, duh. He's written, directed and starred in two adaptations of the novelist's work).
Mr. Mehldau and Mr. Hays, both in their early 40s, don't have to work to find common ground, so they focus instead on bringing a high sheen to some choice material: one repurposed original each; potent adaptations of works by Steve Reich, Philip Glass and Ornette Coleman; and four intricate pieces by Patrick Zimmerli.
But throughout the nineteen-seventies Barthelme created as many as seventeen dramatic adaptations of his work.
She also mentioned her other on-screen Shakespearean role — as Miranda in Paul Mazursky's 1982 modernization of "The Tempest" — and said, "I think I'm probably the only person that's done two modern adaptations of Shakespeare's work without actually having done Shakespeare on stage".
Two more film adaptations of Lewis' works -- The Screwtape Letters and The Great Divorce -- are in development.
By 2000, there were over one hundred printed adaptations of Austen's works.
These two options distinguish the two adaptation strategies of DIAS.
Ten authors who loved film adaptations of their work.
Over ten movie, film and television adaptations of his work exist, such as adaptations o The Astronauts (First Spaceship on Venus, 1960) and The Magellan Nebula (Ikarie XB-I (1963)).
