Sentence examples for as she composed from inspiring English sources

He watched her brow furrow with concern as she composed a smile.

Ms. Streep could not speak at first, as she composed herself, so another Public veteran, Kevin Kline, began the storytelling by recalling his own Public debut: as a spear-carrier in a two-part version of Shakespeare's "Henry VI," which ran in repertory in the summer of 1970 with "Richard III".

Like Ben, she first read the task prompt for about 2 min (02 min 09 s) but she returned to the task prompt eight times as she composed the introduction of her essay.

Joan Baez began to make her mark on the world in the 1960s as she composed, recorded and performed songs of peace and spirituality.

And it takes over completely around 2 in the morning most nights as she composes HOT FLASH!!, a monthly newsletter on pink paper that provides the latest intelligence on her fledgling women's travel company, Menopausal Tours.

Toward the end, as she composes the poems that would, when published as "Ariel," secure her posthumous reputation, the words rush onto the soundtrack in a jumble of discontinuous lines, and we hear almost nothing of her earlier work (and nothing at all of Hughes's, though Mr. Craig does a fine recitation of Yeats's "Sorrows of Love").

After finishing her music degree — as a senior, she composed and conducted a seven-part musical piece based on the seven Harry Potter books — "I couldn't focus on one thing or ever see myself fitting into any little slot where I would have some sort of normal job," Ms. Hart said.

Maybe she composed it as one long text message to herself".

Instead, she composed it as a series of letters, memorandums, vignettes, classroom papers and lesson plans to create a portrait of the fictional Calvin Coolidge High School in New York.

Angry about her treatment at Omni and what she described as the staff's unresponsiveness, she composed the long e-mail message detailing her experience there, criticizing physicians and others by name.

Her poetry was much more traditional in style than her brother Francis', as exemplified by the elegy she composed to lament his death; yet, she was at home with the poetry of French romantics, especially that of Alphonse de Lamartine and Alfred de Musset.