Sentence examples for was composed after from inspiring English sources

Ai Miyazato was composed after winning her third L.P.G.A. Tour title of the season.

The poem was composed after St. Columba's death in 597 in the alliterative, accentual poetic form of the period, in stanzas of irregular length.

But Spiegelman's draft plan — which was composed after months of hearings, and will be presented to the Los Angeles Taxi Commission on December 18th — takes a new approach.

Andrew York's "Sanzen-In" was composed after a visit to a temple in Kyoto, but it sounds more like British balladry than anything Japanese.

The choral prologue, which was composed after the rest of the score, in 1944, is followed by 11 scenes, which are played without a break and are dramatically independent of each other, though the final set piece is inevitably Jeanne's death at the stake.

In a 2005 Barnes and Nobles interview Amel shared that Bravebird was composed after she read a story about a survivor of female genital mutilation.

"Traditional autobiography is composed after the experience has passed," he explains in the preface.

Of the eight works in which his mature mastery is so clearly revealed, all but one were composed after 1824.

He also reportedly discovered that a police accusation that one of the slain suspects had terrorist sympathies had been composed after his death.

His famous letter to the Heidelburg authorities, which contains an impressive defense of academic freedom, may in fact have been composed after the offer was withdrawn.

Bede asserted that they were composed "after the Roman manner", but there is little discernible Roman influence either.