Sentence examples for compose something from inspiring English sources
A supposedly 'minimalist' composer, his decidedly maximalist output has seen him compose something like 30 operas; 10 symphonies; chamber music; concertos for violin, piano, timpani and saxophones; and many award-winning film soundtracks including The Hours, The Thin Blue Line and The Truman Show.
Hussein Chalayan actually went to the trouble to compose something.
It's much easier to compose something awful behind an anonymous handle.
In which case the fortunate writer en route to Milton Keynes should probably compose something perfectly nightmarish.
To open the season the Philharmonic commissioned John Adams to compose something in response to Sept. 11.
"I became a great enthusiast for his music and asked him to compose something for the piano.
Ms. Joseph wanted to compose something that would appear lightweight and also be transparent enough to frame views of the Berkshires.
"I don't have fine movement in my hands," says Radic, "so I like to cut and destroy things more than compose something.
The temptation when downloading audio stems composed by Hans Zimmer must be to use them to compose something, well, Hans Zimmerish.
Or if I do I am not showing it to you! Nowadays when a young pianist asks me for advice I say: try to compose something.
It is to the youngster that Beckett makes the crucial admission (in German) that "no sooner do I take up my pen to compose something in English than I get the feeling of being 'de-personified.' " Although there are no letters here to his parents — perhaps because Beckett authorized the publication only of letters "having bearing on my work"?
