Sentence examples for now composed of from inspiring English sources

Galleries now composed of non-players.

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

As a result much of our seabed is now composed of sediment, flat and uninteresting, when 200 years ago there was a dynamic environment of oysters, mussel beds and reefs – something we British would now associate with tropical seas.

As a result of a 1987 judicial order, the high school is now composed of four "magnet" programs -- in the performing arts, preteaching, business and finance and R.O.T.C. -- subjects intended to attract a diverse population.

The National Weather Service plans to spend more than $200 million on the I.B.M. system, which is now composed of 1,408 processors arranged in a cluster of 44 interconnected systems.

The result is that the Labour vote is now composed of staunch loyalists and recent converts; a base that holds positions on immigration, defence, welfare and patriotism which render the party unrepresentative and unelectable.

Southern Africa, one of the most peaceful corners of the continent, is now composed mostly of stable states dominated by one party.

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

Over the next two weeks he is expected to say whether he will run for a third term as Serbia's president (which would mean getting around a constitutional limit of two terms) or jump to the federal presidency of Yugoslavia, which is now composed only of Serbia and its tiny neighbour, Montenegro.In this section House hopping Rainbow's end?

Godley's corps was now composed largely of British Army divisions with a small contingent of New Zealand corps units.

The ensemble, now composed entirely of professional musicians like Ms. Grib, a harpsichordist, performs six programs a year in Nassau and Suffolk and has an annual budget of $50,000.