Sentence examples for little composure from inspiring English sources

The Hurricanes, poised most of the night, seemed to lose a little composure after Lidstrom's goal.

Its back line has lacked penetration and showed little composure under pressure from the England defense without captain Brian O'Driscoll at the helm.

Sinfield's conversion made it 12-2 althoughhough Leeds had some defending to do, the Bulls were lacking a little composure near the line.

A little composure would have provoked pandemonium among a raucous home support that, from the start, created the kind of atmosphere that Pochettino admitted he missed.

Cotter's team had little ball and little composure.

"We went forward with too little composure, we were too quick to play the forward pass and as a result our play was patchy.

For us right now it's about decision-making, playing with a little more composure, a little bit more time management.

Oscar night, of course, is not the time for criticism, but one wanted a little more composure, a little class now and then.

What little early composure was on display came from Alex Song, the Arsenal youngster in the heart of the Cameroon midfield.

From then until half-time, the Scots were the ones with the force behind them, and they would surely have capitalised with a little more composure.

Wigan dominated the clash for lengthy periods and, with a little more composure in attack, could have finished with a more significant win.