Sentence examples for composed passages from inspiring English sources

April 22, 1922 Nogales, Arizona January 5 , 1979Cuernavaca, Mexico Charles Mingus, byname Charlie Mingus (born April 22, 1922, Nogales, Arizona, U.S. died January 5 , 1979 Cuernavaca, Mexico) American jazz composer, bassist, bandleader, and pianist whose work, integrating loosely composed passages with improvised solos, both shaped and transcended jazz trends of the 1950s, '60s, and '70s.

Famously, Byatt has composed passages of 19th-century verse for her two poets, and has invented extracts from Victorian journals and letters.

In rehearsal the band plunged into its most complicated music: long, mostly instrumental excursions that segue between contrapuntal, key-changing composed passages and quick-fingered group improvisations.

Any of the 11 students in the St. Gabriel's class, who range in age from 8 to 12 and meet at least twice a week for six weeks of group or individual instruction, might at any time be required to sing or play a composed passage the same way three times before the teaching associate will write it down.

Even Āzād the one exemplary Bhasha-writer, even when he is composing passages designed specifically to be exemplary, cannot entirely avoid metaphor ('fruit and seeds kiss the ground') or simile ('a cobra like a cucumber').

A page of a 15th-century Bible from Yemen is ornamented by a star-in-a-circle emblem composed of passages from the Book of Psalms.

In the effortful world of prog, there was not much room for charming naïveté or happy accidents; improvised solos were generally less important than composed instrumental passages.

In the current reincarnation for Broadway, whole stretches of the original recitatives are turned into hybrids, sometimes spoken (usually with new words) and sometimes sung, with altered harmonies and newly composed transitional passages.

Composed of passages from the Bible and Science and Health on 26 subjects, it was designated by Eddy in 1895 as the church's dual "pastor". The lesson-sermon is the basis for both daily study and the Sunday service, where it is read by a first and a second reader elected by the congregation.

No pollster or speechwriter could have composed that passage.

"When I composed the passage in question," the justice informs me, "I pondered for some time whether I should be perfectly grammatical and write 'I have nothing against homosexuals', or any other group's, promoting their agenda,' etc.