Sentence examples for What composure from inspiring English sources

Last season, Kidd joked that the Nets did not know what composure was -- they just went with the flow.

After losing what looked like a decent grip on this game, which was postponed because of rain on Wednesday, Warwickshire, beaten only once in the preliminary matches, lost what composure remained.

"What great composure for a 20-year-old at that point in the game," Maurice added.

And, he added, "I don't think nobody here has ever seen me lose my composure — what I consider losing my composure".

What little early composure was on display came from Alex Song, the Arsenal youngster in the heart of the Cameroon midfield.

One of the duties of the royal family is always to present themselves as composed – without composure, what's left?

In a widely circulated video of the incident, Mr. Jones asked the trooper with humbling composure, "What did I do, sir?" Then: "Why did you shoot me?" He survived his injuries.

As Jack asks: "One of the duties of the royal family is always to present themselves as composed – without composure, what's left?" 3.57pm: My colleague Steven Morris, who covers the west of England and Wales, reports that a brick has been thrown through the window of Liberal Democrat MP Don Foster's constituency office in Bath.

To retain such an air of calm and composure in what is proving to be a most important season for his club - and city - is a special quality.

Her composure belies what she has survived.

What allows a certain composure on "Fresh Air" is a veteran production team.