Sentence examples for were to be composed from inspiring English sources

The Règlement also created legislative assemblies, which were to be composed of boyars elected by their peers.

His most original theatrical concept was that the entire "scene" in a dramatic work should be movable in all parts; both the floor and the ceiling were to be composed of squares that, under the control of the artist, could be moved up and down independently or in groups within a constantly changing pattern of light.

On the north side, planned buildings for the University were to be "composed in some Medieval or Florentine style", with exposed brick-work.

"The first quality is to be composed and not to rush things.

"Shine On" is to be composed of performances, including musical numbers, and video tributes.

The South Korean delegation was to be composed of two military officers and an official from the Unification Ministry.

The community is to be composed of 60 motorists lucky enough, to be stopping, & a group of about 40 selected in advance, presumably from the locality.

"The articles governing the composition of this court and the trial chamber mandate that it is to be composed of three judges," she said.

I am pleading, instead, that fiction think more deeply and determinedly about how it is to be composed and what it is to say that is the best gift mathematics could give us.

The board's all-important compensation, nominating and audit committees are to be composed entirely of non-executives, and the audit committee chaired by a "financial expert".

The audit and remunerations committees are to be composed only of independent directors, and board members will no longer be able to sit on the boards of companies in which BBVA has interests.