Sentence examples for when adapted from inspiring English sources

Today, when adapted for the screen, it feels less like a novel than like an opera: stately, heroic, formidably archaic.

As a novel helpfully seen from a single viewpoint, Alan Hollinghurst's Man Booker-winning The Line of Beauty required less brutal treatment when adapted (by Andrew Davies) for BBC2 in 2006.

The novel's portrait of the film industry is unrelentingly bleak – and for Ellis, whose novels have on the whole been disastrously ill-served by Hollywood when adapted for screen, you wonder why he'd want anything to do with its world.

With one person riding the horse that pulled the reaper, and another raking the cut stalks off the back, the machines could harvest as much grain in a day as a dozen men breaking their backs with reaping hooks.Mechanical reapers became even more efficient when adapted to bale the stalks into sheaves, too.

This is unfortunate because such programs yield maximum results when adapted to employees' conditions.

Especially an improved soil microflora can enhance the natural attenuation when adapted microbes are applied to contaminated areas.

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You can sometimes be quite cavalier when adapting a book.

Should film-makers tread with care when adapting cherished material?

The prolific Davies is renowned for "sexing up" literary source material when adapting for television.

The prolific Mr Davies is renowned for "sexing up" literary source material when adapting for TV.