When Deschanel read Morrison's column, the star decided to fight fire with fire and compose a written response on her website.
An additional consolidation-promoting feature of these exercises was that the final screen seen by students provided a summary of the correct answers to all the questions in that exercise, in this way providing them with a worked example of a good outline to be followed when composing a written answer.
Compose a written request for a birth certificate.
Davies also composed a popular writing manual, The Writing Schoole-Master (16th ed., 1636).
Rheticus then composed a short treatise, written in the form of a letter to his teacher, "most illustrious and learned" Johannes Schöner.
When composing a salad, wrote the English diarist John Evelyn in 1698, "every plant should come in to bear its part, without being overpower'd by some herb of a stronger taste, so as to endanger the native sapor and virtue of the rest; but fall into their places, like the notes in music".
Smaller businesses can choose to be more personable by composing a hand written letter.
Judge Owen, who also writes operas, composed a lyrical ruling.
Another part of Continuity, Handoff, means that you can start work on one device and pick up on another one - whether it's composing an email, writing down a note or fiddling with your calendar.
Having identified Ms. Espino's interest in Argentine literature, Mr. Burickson and several others composed an entire novel, ostensibly written by the author Alberto Gerchunoff many decades ago and overlooked by history.
Leta E. Miller, the co-author, with Fredric Lieberman, of "Lou Harrison: Composing a World," has written that Mr. Colvig and Mr. Harrison met after a concert of Mr. Harrison's works in 1967 and that they quickly discovered they had common interests in music, acoustics and politics.
