Sentence examples for nowhere composed from inspiring English sources

In November 2005, a Belgian judge seated in Mons ruled that the opening four-bar theme to "Frozen" was plagiarized from the song "Ma vie fout le camp" ("My Life's Getting Nowhere"), composed by Salvatore Acquaviva.

"Writers inevitably return to their childhoods," she remarks in "Nulle Part" ("Nowhere"), an autobiography composed in 2005 from vivid shards of memory and sensation.

And once the wealth of its conquests poured in, nowhere were these patterns composed with more visual force and grandeur than in the construction of the great mosques.

But at 5 47 the kitchen prep scene is nowhere near the organized march of neatly composed plates that will eventually appear.

The brain is also relatively isolated from the body and composed of cell types found nowhere else.

This is a film with plenty of pretty shots, potent moods and nicely composed images, all heading … well, nowhere in particular.

The flimsiness of the claim that the gender barrier has been broken in classical music is shown nowhere better than at a concert of pieces composed by women.

He had composed himself into a corner, and there was nowhere for his brand of romanticism to go.

However, behind the western window-dressing, the "controlled corruption" of the old Soviet era has become rampant at all levels of society - nowhere more than in the police force, which is largely composed of poorly paid army rejects.

In music, the incursion of the alien is nowhere more intense than in Webern's Six Pieces for Orchestra, composed in the wake of Schoenberg's break with tonality.

In his victory speech last night before 100,000 cheering fans in Chicago's Grant Park, he was the same composed, confident, understated, serious Barack Obama who came out of political nowhere to win the Iowa caucuses.