Sentence examples for having to compose from inspiring English sources
While Taylor and Till practise singing their vows (I don't envy Taylor's position, having to compose a love song to a composer. But I guess it's no picnic having to write a poem to a lyricist, either), Helen Brearley and Teresa Willward will be having a humanist ceremony in Halifax, West Yorkshire.
"I don't think there is anything as difficult — having to compose a constitution and to have an election," he said.
One of the reasons why Twitter became so popular, in fact, is that it removed the pressure of having to compose a longer thought.
But it also limited users who wanted to make sure their good tweets were seen — or, in the case of quoting tweets, wanted to comment on their original post without having to compose a new tweet.
"They [those songs from the '60s] just came through me, it wasn't like I was having to compose them.
So if you want to work on a song together, you can send the link that way while you're jamming, instead of having to compose an email.
Then you have to compose yourself to throw in.
He didn't have to compose pieces of such length and complexity.
(No transcript exists, which means future Hollywood screenwriters will have to compose their own).
It's a challenge: you can't make a mistake, you still have to compose yourself.
