Examples of using Were composed in English and their translations into Danish
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illogical manner in which some of his works were composed.
Several of the songs were composed earlier in other versions,
Odovacar forces were composed of a patchwork of several small tribes, whose chiefs despised obeying orders from superiors,
While the Romantic works on the recording were composed during Andersen's lifetime in close collaboration with the writer himself,
all of which have graphic titles, and were composed in the period from Langgaard's youth in 1917 until the last half of the 1940s,
female populations were composed in the same way,
even this idea would be excluded if time in itself were composed of real parts instead of being merely arbitrarily divided up by our minds through the positioning of possibilities.
A number of cantatas were composed in the 1920s, and after the death of Carl Nielsen in 1931 he became the country's leading composer of occasional cantatas until 1945,
185 and 164, were composed in February 1914 and given their first performance the same
Impressively he correctly proposed that the rings were composed of large numbers of tiny satellites each orbiting the planet.
These levels were composed by Marco Krüger,
Nova Genitura and Seadrift were composed for the Baroque ensemble Sub Rosa,
The vocal works on this CD were composed in the 1950s, the 1960s and the 1980s.
The datings show among other things that the two purely instrumental movements(the fifth and the sixth) were composed after the large-scale eighth movement,
his 2nd sonata is a combination of two movements which were composed separately with several decades in between.
The shift in style is particularly marked between String Quartets Nos. 3 and 5, which were composed within an interval of six months,
English(and later Spanish) were composed of twelve, mainly Yes/No questions,
all of which have graphic titles, and were composed in the period from Langgaard's youth in 1917 until the last half of the 1940s,
as a practical matter these isolated groups were composed of sick and starving men unable to do anything more than die in place.
Pestilence SongsThese six songs were composed in 1974 to stanzas from the English Renaissance poet Thomas Nashe's A Litany in Time of Plague, about the ravages of the plague in London.