Sentence examples for comprised what from inspiring English sources

It comprised what is now southeastern France.

Suttles, the first baseman; Dick Seay (second base); Wells (shortstop) and Dandridge (third base) comprised what was called "the million-dollar infield" -- their worth, it was said, if they had been white and could have played in organized baseball.

Following the terrorist attacks of September 11 , 2001 and during the U.S. military actions in Afghanistan and Iraq, Hersh wrote a series of articles that comprised what he would later call "an alternative history of the war".

Armenian, Armenian Hay, plural Hayq or Hayk, member of a people with an ancient culture who originally lived in the region known as Armenia, which comprised what are now northeastern Turkey and the Republic of Armenia.

These "illegal rooftop structures" comprised what could be a called a shantytown of the air, one made up of structures which, though built illegally, were nonetheless bought, sold, and rented on the open market.

The Founders comprised what Jefferson called "a natural aristocracy," meaning a political elite based on merit rather than genealogy, thus permitting men of impoverished origins such as Alexander Hamilton and Benjamin Franklin, who would have languished in obscurity in London, to reach the top tier.

Together, muscles and bones comprise what is called the musculoskeletal system of the body.

Comprising what was once Oregon, Washington and Northern California, Ecotopia seceded after defeating the economically doomed United States in a Vietnam-style "helicopter war".

Comprising what was formerly the eastern wing of Pakistan, Bangladesh emerged as an independent sovereign state in December 1971.

Of those vehicles, 55 are Chevrolet Volts, comprising what G.M. calls the greatest concentration of Volts in the world.

Sport is a great convener, too with fans comprising what Ian Christie, research fellow at the University of Surrey's sustainable lifestyles research group, calls "congregational associations".