(1) But he did manage to compose himself long enough to welcome everyone who had come to the opening and to thank his staff without whom his business would not be the success it is.

(2) And that is what led them to compose songs on the World Cup theme.

(3) Why not wait until all of the crew members have had a chance to get home and rested and compose themselves a bit?

(4) Make an attempt to compose your images

(5) She tried to compose herself

(6) Of these, a corresponding plan and fau00d4u00f6u00a3u252cu2551ade together compose an experiment to reshape the streets and buildings to either side of the portico.

(7) They tend to organise and compose a subject then use the camera to record it.

(8) Women compose 49 percent of that group

(9) Christians compose 40 per cent of the state's population

(10) None of them looked as if they were itching to hurry home and compose a letter of outrage to the Evening Press.

(11) After his initial input the children went on to compose their own poems.

(12) The Prince took a deep breath as he tried to compose himself before speaking in a tone all too calm.

(13) I awoke this morning with a need to compose the letter I've attached below.

(14) You have to arrange the items and compose the shot to make the subject the hero.

(15) Compose and draw a still life

(16) The Chinese artists rather compose the final design from several blocks.

(17) I sat in silence, trying to compose myself mentally and emotionally for what was sure to be an unnerving event.

(18) It is just you that is down and you have to find ways to pull yourself together, to compose yourself.

(19) When I finally managed to compose myself long enough to tell Liz what had made me cry, she began crying, which of course got me started all over again.

(20) The first sentence is so hard to compose