Sentence examples for composed in one from inspiring English sources

But this To film has the usual awful score that sounds like it was composed in one day on a Casio keyboard, silly action sequences that look sort of fun if you completely turn off your mind and a plot that hinges on memory loss and -- I kid you not -- fine tailoring.

Composed in one 25-minute movement, the sonata is full of ideas but structurally amorphous.

Yet a jazzy sensibility comes through subtly in this 30-minute work, composed in one varied but continuous movement.

Those who attend the event in Oxford can hear every song that Schubert wrote (there are about 650, composed in one of the shortest but most brilliant lives in musical history, before his death at the age of 31 in 1828).

After all, Hitchcock constructed the movie to appear as if it were composed in one elaborate shot in real time, and he himself called it a "stunt".

Each psalm is preceded and followed by an antiphon, a nonbiblical verse, the melody for which is composed in one of the eight ecclesiastical modes.

Despite composing in one of the world's most austere climates, there's a warmth to her minimalist music, reminiscent of similar-minded outsiders including Hype Williams, Laurel Halo, and pre-Art Angels Grimes.

Chambers also looked composed in central defence: one early challenge on Yaya Touré, easing off the ball a man who generally yields only to some form of hydraulic-lifting equipment, will have given him great heart.

From the ALDS itembank, two questionnaires were composed in this study: one questionnaire for claudicants (29 items), and one questionnaire for patients with critical limb ischemia (27 items).

As the naturalist Aldo Leopold wrote in "On a Monument to the Pigeon," composed in 1947, "For one species to mourn the death of another is a new thing under the sun.

Having made their careers crusading on behalf of "the music of our own century," they now find themselves with repertories composed in the last one.