Sentence examples for a little composure from inspiring English sources

The Hurricanes, poised most of the night, seemed to lose a little composure after Lidstrom's goal.

Sinfield's conversion made it 12-2 althoughhough Leeds had some defending to do, the Bulls were lacking a little composure near the line.

A little composure would have provoked pandemonium among a raucous home support that, from the start, created the kind of atmosphere that Pochettino admitted he missed.

Bradford coach Francis Cummins: "I thought we probably lacked a little composure and missed some opportunities but the effort was there again but you need more than effort to beat the bigger teams.

For us right now it's about decision-making, playing with a little more composure, a little bit more time management.

Oscar night, of course, is not the time for criticism, but one wanted a little more composure, a little class now and then.

From then until half-time, the Scots were the ones with the force behind them, and they would surely have capitalised with a little more composure.

Wigan dominated the clash for lengthy periods and, with a little more composure in attack, could have finished with a more significant win.

Although 18 goals in 44 appearances for CSKA Moscow last season was far from shabby, Ranieri will hope to see a little more composure at times from a player who also contributes his fair share of assists.

The Americans gave everything, yet they will know it all might have been very different had their substitute Chris Wondolowski shown a little more composure at the end of 90 minutes.

No end to their ongoing miserable run against the Dynamo, with a 2-0 defeat, but a little more composure in front of goal, or a couple of balls breaking another way and we could have been reflecting on a different outcome — though clear chances were at a premium without DeRo.