Sentence examples for which it was adapted from inspiring English sources

Even in 1939 the plot of Gone with the Wind was very well known - the novel from which it was adapted was already a bestseller.

In some ways the relationship of "Homeland" to "Prisoners" mirrored that of "The Killing," on AMC, to the Danish show from which it was adapted, "Forbrydelsen".

"The guy started crying, you know?" said Mr. Harvey, who was a producer of "Think Like a Man" and wrote the book from which it was adapted.

Wilson's interest in the film was the work of the author of the novels and stage play from which it was adapted, Thomas Dixon, who had been a classmate of Wilson's at Johns Hopkins.

To get "Bees" made, Mr. Pichirallo and his co-producer, Lauren Shuler Donner, had to prove that the book from which it was adapted had a big following among white women.

Correction: March 4, 2004, Thursday A television review yesterday about "Stephen King's Kingdom Hospital" on ABC misidentified the country that originated the 1994 mini-series from which it was adapted.

If we understand our system of government, and the ways in which it is adapted to the conditions of our country and its people, we will see that many of its apparently irrational features actually make sense, and that to 'reform' these features would actually weaken it.

Larry McMurtry's wonderful 1966 novel, from which it is adapted, has a bawdy, comic undertow that the film successfully captures.

Slightly overlooked in all the hoopla is the young adult novel from which it is adapted and the novel's author, Suzanne Collins.

Correction: March 10 , 2002 Sunday A recipe on Feb. 24 for marinated sardines misspelled the name of the New York restaurant from which it is adapted.

This is a darker, more mature film which accentuates yet further the Orwellian elements in the Suzanne Collins novels from which it is adapted.