Sentence examples for work was adapted from inspiring English sources

Bracton's work was adapted for purposes of study for a time, but it soon became outdated.

"It is, after all, a beggar's opera," he added, referring to the 1728 John Gay play from which the Brecht work was adapted.

Commissioned by the Children's Opera Company of Ossining, the 75-minute work was adapted from Claire Huchet Bishop's memoir "Twenty and Ten," the original title referring to the 20 French schoolchildren who successfully hid 10 Jewish boys and girls from the Nazis.

The Museum of Modern Art's outsize 1963 black-and-white prints of Lartigue's photographs of speed and action were put on view in an anteroom only to be debunked inside, with all the albums and stereoscopes from which the great work was adapted put on view in "period" glass cases.

The value chosen in this work was adapted from a study with human observers within a framework of simulated noisy micrographs [29].

Wollstonecraft's children's work was adapted by Charlotte Mary Yonge in 1870.

How can activation policies that are designed to assist unemployment benefit recipients get back to work be adapted to assist working-age recipients of other inactive benefits with very different needs?

"The problem with this adaptation begins with the work being adapted," he went on.

So why hasn't his work been adapted for the stage more often?

The work is adapted by Arthur Yorinks from his children's book.

The author was relaxed about her work being adapted, Phelps said at a London screening of the drama earlier this week, admitting that the process could potentially have been very difficult.