Sentence examples for compose one of from inspiring English sources

"By monitoring jihadist media, it's clear that Tunisian nationals compose one of the largest portions of foreign fighters in Syria, on par with Libya but perhaps eclipsed by Saudi [Arabia]," says Charles Lister, a Syria expert and visiting fellow at the Brookings Doha Center.

A leading figure of the Enlightenment with its emergent emphasis on objective observation and realistic representation, Tulp sat day after day in the private menagerie of Frederick Henry, Prince of Orange, and proceeded to compose one of the more surreal depictions of a chimpanzee imaginable.

Preinspiratory (Pre-I) neurons in the parafacial respiratory group (pFRG) compose one of the respiratory rhythm generators in the medulla of the newborn rat.

There were two small subunits and four large subunits of AGPase, named OsAPS1, OsAPS2, OsAPL1, OsAPL2, OsAPL3 and OsAPL4, which compose one of four classes of enzymes for starch biosynthesis (Tian et al. 2009).

In 1824, Ludwig van Beethoven could no longer hear at all, so he used mid-tones, low frequency notes, and all he knew of music theory to compose "one of the finest pieces of music ever written;" the Ninth Symphony.

The Daily Beast Andrew Romano said the premiere, together with the former half of the season, compose "one of the most riveting and provocative series I've ever seen", while Entertainment Weekly critic Jeff Jensen called it "an enthralling murder mystery about history, culture, and heroic character".

In 1943, for his first Carnegie Hall concert on 23 January that year, Ellington composed one of his most ambitious pieces, a "jazz symphony" that would be his longest single piece - which he only performed three times in its complete form.

On September 1, 1939, the day that Hitler invaded Poland, Auden went to the Dizzy Club, on West Fifty-second street, where he began composing one of his most famous poems "September 1, 1939".

He worked on several designs for her, and even composed one of her scores (for If You Couldn't See Me, 1994).

Mr. Constant composed one of the most famous musical tidbits ever written: the 30-second theme music for the television show "The Twilight Zone".

Tate Modern, SE1, Wed to 12 Jun In 1870 Léo Delibes composed one of the most charming, brightly coloured scores in the ballet repertory.