Sentence examples for job composed from inspiring English sources

Benjamin Britten's opera "A Midsummer Night's Dream" was a rush job, composed in eight months, just in time for a premiere in the summer of 1960 at the Aldeburgh Festival in England.

I can tell you that the first one is fairly common, just because we often have a job composed of several separate pieces of furniture for a single customer, and people assign their daily work to the wrong part of the job.

And even Frost, who was chosen by J.F.K. to read the first inaugural poem in American history, botched the job, composing a piece of triumphalist doggerel that compared Kennedy to the Roman emperor Augustus.

Joseph Gordon-Levitt plays Tom, a failed architectural student who now has a stupid job composing gooey messages for greeting cards; the day he sets eyes on Summer Finn, his boss's gorgeous new assistant – played by Deschanel – is the day he falls in love.

He continues: "If I do a good job composing an image, for a second you go up into the satellite camera and it serves as our eyes looking straight down and imagining this vast amount of area.

Nothing came of that request, reportedly, and Jobs composed the speech himself.

Shear has had a number of jobs in the past few years trying to support her acting career, and sixty-four dead-end jobs compose her show.

There, he met a ghost composer for the show, who in turn told him about a job composing for Lutheran television which he applied for and was hired.

A colleague subcontracted to me a freelance writing job composing brochures for two local business.

As a candidate for the N.F.L.P.A. job, he composed what he called "Playbook: An Enterprise Philosophy to Maximize the Business and Political Interest of the N.F.L.P.A".

This whole laborious job is composed of four main parts: Database design, fieldwork collection of data, checking and storage of data and to make easier the management of data and connection of this database with a Geographic Information System GISS).