Sentence examples for went on to compose from inspiring English sources

When she first looked at the house, it had been owned for a year by Laurence Rosenthal, a composer who went on to compose scores for dozens of films, and his wife.

In realizing this Tharp went on to compose a contrasting morality tale of sorts, though one in tune with the sociology of a society open to great diversity.

Tavener established his reputation in 1968 with his oratario The Whale and he went on to compose works such as The Protecting Veil and The Lamb.

The singer, who was born on 7 January 1950, wrote his first song at age 13 and went on to compose more than 1,500 songs.

Thankfully, after some persuading by his pal Antônio Carlos Jobim, who went on to compose The Girl from Ipanema, he changed his mind.

The team went on to compose dozens of hits for other acts, until King became a record-making force of her own in 1971, with the release of "Tapestry," one of the best-selling albums of all time.

Bowles's increasing reputation as a composer led to lucrative work on Broadway and he would go on to compose the music for a number of Broadway productions, including Lillian Hellman's Watch on the Rhine; the stage version of South Pacific; Jacobowsky and the Colonel, directed by Elia Kazan; and John Ford's Jacobean tragedy 'Tis Pity She's a Whore.

When a classmate named Joseph Howland (who would go on to compose the music for "Beautiful: The Carole King Musical" and "Little Women") asked her to direct a musical he had written, she demurred.

Though "Boom" was never optioned for a full production, the young man onstage was Jonathan Larson, who would go on to compose the landmark musical "Rent," a work he would never see open.

Adams would go on to compose with virtuosity for the full symphony orchestra and to embrace its Romantic-modernist tradition; for me, that process starts with "Shaker Loops," but it is notable that the emotional trajectory of the piece is stubbornly singular and refuses to flirt with cliché.

Before the first cork has been drawn, Guide Andrew Collins's weekly movie music show Saturday Night At The Movies (Saturday, 5pm, Classic FM) explores the borderlands between instrumental pop and film music with a special on chart botherers who have gone on to compose for cinema, an idea initially suggested by a listener.