Sentence examples for was eventually transformed from inspiring English sources

It came as no surprise that in a scene inspired by Kafka's story "Metamorphosis," he was eventually transformed into a helpless, twitching bug.

The story was eventually transformed by Walt Disney Pictures into a wacky comedy called "Snow Dogs," full of pratfalls and a fantasy sequence in which the dogs sipped cocktails and traded wisecracks.

Its latest program features Beethoven's Piano Trio in B-Flat Major, Op. 11 (with flute instead of violin), his pupil Czerny's obscure "Grande Serenade Concertante," and a reconstruction (by Sebastian H. Brown) of the discarded String Quintet in F Minor by Brahms, the music that was eventually transformed into the great Piano Quintet, Op. 34.

(Universal, Blu-ray/DVD combo $34.98, DVD $29.98, PG-13) BEAUTY AND THE BEAST The Disney organization found a new paradigm for their animated features with this 1991 release, which took on the form of (and was eventually transformed into) an old-fashioned Broadway book musical.

Just as the 1889 Exposition Universelle gave Paris the Eiffel Tower, the 1900 version of the same event bequeathed the Grand Palais and Petit Palais to the city, while the ash dump cleared for the construction of the 1939 New York fair was eventually transformed into a public park.

HPLC/ICP-MS analysis demonstrated that the organic bromine was eventually transformed to bromate at this condition.

The large theatre is eventually transformed into a giant boozer as Gertcha, Sideboard Song and "daaaarnnn to Margit" have 'em dancing in the aisles, while Rabbit and a sublime Ain't No Pleasing You become mass sing-alongs.

After the Russian Revolution of 1917, Bolshevik communists in Japan, China, Vietnam, and Korea established their own revolutionary societies, which were eventually transformed into clandestine political parties, and began to compete with anarchists for influence in the labour movements.

Most of the action takes place around a table draped in white, which, through a few deft strokes -- primarily the placement of Pushkin's death mask at one end -- is eventually transformed into an object resembling the catafalque on which the dead poet's body might lie.

However, the model postulates that the university is eventually transformed into an entrepreneurial university through the steering efforts of the industry (corporation).

Subsequent dehydration, dehydrogenation and decarbonylation reactions lead to the formation of various reaction intermediates, including glycoaldehyde, 2-oxopropanol, acetaldehyde, acetone, ethanol and methanol, which are eventually transformed to gas-phase CO2 (and H2 under photo-reforming reaction conditions).