Sentence examples for compositions of that from inspiring English sources

Representative compositions of that nonstandard group include the clarinet quintets (string quartet and clarinet) by Mozart (K.

Weren't you astonished that the composition of that poem almost collided with the catastrophe?

"There is no timescale and I do not know the composition of that review.

Now, the composition of that debt is changing: rising public debt, falling private debt.

But the precise effect on Chinese demand for American debt, and the composition of that demand, remains unclear.

The composition of that debt has shifted, too: more is tied to student debts, and less to homes.

For someone obliged by occupation to be perceptive about what makes people tick, during the composition of that manuscript I'd been shockingly ignorant.

The composition of a liquid solution means the composition of that solution in the bulk that is, of that part that is not near the surface.

The most-famous surviving composition of that era is Kojo no tsuki (The Ruined Castle), written in 1901 by Taki Rentarō after his training in Germany.

The composition of that board, known as a "special committee," was eventually outlined in detail as part of the News Corporation's ultimately successful bid to buy Dow Jones, the publisher of The Journal.

Their arrival coincided with the first great mining discoveries in Northern Ontario, and, as a result, the composition of that region's population became much less British in character than the remainder of the province.