Sentence examples for now compose from inspiring English sources

They will now compose the country's four highest courts.For Mr Morales's supporters, this represents popular justice.

Hispanics now compose an increasingly larger portion -- 11.3 percent -- of Nassau and Suffolk's population.

Mr. Blanco must now compose an original poem for the president's ceremonial swearing-in on the steps of the Capitol on Jan . 21

(Sound familiar?) There's no need, of course, to balance the budget in 10 years or even 20; these dates are arbitrary, designed solely to impress the extreme fiscal conservatives who now compose the core of the Republican Party.

Historically much of my research deals with the Southern Ocean and South Atlantic, but research within the warmer waters of the Maritime Continent and Indian Ocean now compose most of my research program.

She shows how the highly disparate writings that now compose the Jewish and Christian scriptures came together and examines the very different methods of interpretation used over the centuries.

Galleries now composed of non-players.

(Dr. Imarogbe, once a disc jockey, now composes music on a keyboard/computer setup).

Besides, he was now composing the ballet Josephslegende and after that he became immersed in Die Frau ohne Schatten.

Indeed, the company is now composed largely of dancers who have come of age in the Martins era.

The leg itself is now composed of many skin-coloured drawers, which are opened and closed for our revolted edification.