The yen composes nearly 15 percent of the currency basket.
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" He responded: "I'm a composer who composes time as space.
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I'm working with this vocalist who also composes cello music.
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Novelist Khadija Gudaji composes a book on her bed in Kano.
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He sings, composes music and makes his own puppets for puppet shows.
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Mr. Day-Lewis composes a symphony of moods: sardonic, melancholy, inspired, impatient.
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PARELES Steph Richards composes in ways that standard notation could never document.
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He now records on the venerable Glassnote Records and regularly composes film soundtracks.
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You finish this book hoping the new couple composes a feisty retaliatory volume.
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Le Bon, who typically composes on guitar, played piano late into every night.
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From those, he composes the ambient sound that most of us take for granted.
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Winderen then composes the sounds in her studio to form narratives and audio collages.
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He composes the song to please an alien visitor who threatens Earth with destruction.
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He composes a half-finished tribute to Paul McCartney, with whom he would become friendly.
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Vice Ganda composes a list of three known candidates and adds Duterte as the fourth.
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Viewers are made immediately aware of the unflattering viewpoints from which he composes his scenes.
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The power tripper composes one of the most obnoxious, even dangerous, subspecies of the human race.
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He runs his own high-end streetwear label, Malibu 1992, and composes the Arbesser show music.
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He also composes music for games, and has toured as a member of Gotye's live band.
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Adam Driver is Paterson, a bus driver in Paterson, N.J., who composes poetry in his head.
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One astrophysicist was so inspired, he created software that composes music based on their orbits' patterns.
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I am somebody who composes a shot list before I talk to anybody on the crew.
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It's a big reason why the United States composes 85033 percent of the world's total defense allocations.
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Garcetti didn't, but he still composes music on the Knight upright piano in his City Hall office.
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Mr. Refn composes striking images, but they're all secondhand: faux Fellini, faux David Lynch and so on.
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Shopping malls can be hellish horrors, so he composes pieces that subconsciously influence you to slow down.
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Richard Maxwell, an exemplar of nondramatic theater, typically directs his own work and composes the music, too.
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Richard Maxwell, a paragon of nondramatic theater, typically directs his own work and composes the music, too.
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Neruda also composes "Canto General," his great, Whitmanesque work on the glories and miseries of Latin America.
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Jeff Richmond who composes the music is a genius, so it's great that there is that much singing.
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Over 120 minutes, Mills gives us an insider's peek into just how he mixes and composes from scratch.
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Composition composes us, but it can also energize us and preserve our reflections as well as our memories.
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In his show at Honey Ramka, Standards of Living, Wetzel composes an ode to the house Meier built.
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A sleek, animé imagery, interlaced with some appropriated Prelinger archival footage, composes the video work Ocean Prince (2016).
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Even Adam, with access to a universe of knowledge, loves her and composes 2,000 haikus in her honor.
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The obsessive life and world of the athlete subsumes the part of the brain that idly composes literature.
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Each query they receive is sent on to a human Turker who composes a reply and sends it back.
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The system automatically composes the thousands of pieces that make up a piece of art into a cohesive whole.
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Drawing with graphite, Wilmarth composes a spectral portrait that outlines the shape of a face with the negative space.
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" Asked whether Trump enjoys the kind of music that she composes, LeFrak said, "He loves 'Phantom of the Opera.
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Montgomery County, though, composes about 28503 percent of the district; Frederick has only 22019 percent and Carroll, 8 percent.
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"G: "I think Phoebe's music is hugely original, and the range of genres she composes is, to me, really impressive.
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The portraits Martin composes are courageous explorations about the power and vulnerability of our relationships with seen and unseen worlds.
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Eisenberg takes it further and composes songs for many of his patients, which he's found brings them hope and joy.
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During the SLOrk term, each student creates their own instruments, composes their own scores, and performs them with the class.
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" The woman was frantic -- sobbing loudly -- but she eventually composes herself to tell the operator, "My boyfriend, like, hurt me.
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The judge even said put the screws to him so he sings or composes to either prosecute or impeach Trump.
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Alter regularly composes phrases that sound strange in English, in part because they carry hints of ancient Hebrew within them.
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The next day, my dad dug the best hole he could, given the unyielding coral rock that composes the island ground.
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When she's not eating in there, she composes three-dimensional drawings/paintings based around the theme of a constructed home space.
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He then composes a new image out of the existing ones in Photoshop, and takes that image to make a drawing.
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Majnun becomes a hermit, composes poetry and goes mad; Layla is married off to someone else, but dreams only of Majnun.
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After learning she doesn't have long to live, a woman composes a dating profile for the man she will leave behind.
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Elliot, pupils dilated to her eyes' limits, composes with the other members of the band in her childhood basement in Baltimore.
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The store manager needs no expertise in programming — Alexa composes its response by talking to Drupal 8 using web service APIs.
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That member is now one of about 60 House Democrats to support an inquiry, which composes roughly a quarter of the conference.
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To pass time until the next order, after the next blast, Mr. Kohistani, also a prolific poet, composes verses on company stationery.
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A group of researchers at Kingston University and Queen Mary University of London are exploring the concept with AI that composes music.
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Mr. Sorrentino composes shots as if painting religious art, and "The Young Pope" looks awesome in both the vernacular and spiritual senses.
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There is also his queerness, which I think comes across in the loving, idealized, and attentive way he composes his male forms.
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Gretchen confides her thoughts to the camera even as she outwardly composes herself for the benefit of everyone else in the room.
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"Once Shimon learns the four measures we provide, it creates its own sequence of concepts and composes its own piece," Bretan said.
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Mr Reich, who composes in the minimalist style, is known for pieces such as Clapping Music—an ensemble clapping rhythmically for four minutes.
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Geist composes robotic electronic music, a burgeoning genre of electro jams that relies on hardware, not software, to engineer electronic sounds and beats.
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What you care about is putting the screws to Manafort so he sings or composes, so you can prosecute or impeach Donald Trump.
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I dig through the research my actual assistant pulled for me, devising questions for her and watching how she composes herself in interviews.
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"The dream was to create a compositional tool that would allow you to prepare visuals like a composer composes music," Mr. Etra wrote.
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Mr. Kirk, who once had a ponytail and still wears Birkenstocks and collarless shirts even to some formal business meetings, composes electronic music.
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Lily, devastatingly plain, fears she will be overlooked by men and composes a song that makes her irresistible to all who hear it.
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It's good that Washington, who composes much more complex forms of jazz, is down to play this much simpler piece of sophisti-pop.
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In the story, a woman in a fit of enthusiasm composes a very long text message to a married man at 3 a.m.
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Or the self-described typewriter poet, Silvi Alcivar, who composes impromptu stanzas for any occasion and for people who just need cheering up.
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When the limb is finally deemed not worth saving, Gregory composes a "breakup letter" to her leg and submits to her last operation.
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The Startup Battlefield alumni community composes almost 750 companies that have raised over $8 billion USD, and produced over 100 successful exits and IPOs.
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Patterson, who composes film and commercial soundtracks by day, bought a new synth and started playing around to see how Zelda songs would sound.
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The Startup Battlefield alumni community composes almost 857 companies that have raised over $8.9 billion USD, and produced over 110 successful exits and IPOs.
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Winters often places forms in the center of the composition and composes them of units dispersed more or less evenly across the paper's field.
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The material that composes each "warm gun" is usually a pastel color—some even have floral patterns giving them a playful and approachable quality.
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He composes every photograph with an unbroken horizon placed in the lower third of the frame, providing the viewer with a perspective of complete endlessness.
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Her approach is spontaneous but deliberate, which is to say, the scraps are random, but there's nothing random about the way that Pickowicz composes them.
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Mr. Coleman's adamant alto saxophone dances in and out of his own systems, avoiding harmonic resolution and toying with the experimental funk rhythms he composes.
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He's a bright, sensitive boy—"high maintenance, high creativity," as Adeney says—who composes electronic music on a computer that he and his father built.
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Elizabeth composes herself, saunters over, and is pleasantly surprised when a newsman assures her that footage of the fight will never see the light of day.
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James Weaver, developer advocate for Pivotal Software, has created a program that composes original music using Rigetti's quantum processor and its cloud-based programming environment, Forest.
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Whether it shapes the conditions of our present or composes the myths that guide us into the future, our history continually echoes out from the past.
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Considering the immersive density of his work, it's not surprising to hear that he composes with the goal of creating something he can get lost in.
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He sings, writes songs, plays instruments and composes music and has teamed up with other global artists including Mick Jagger, Sarah Brightman and the Pussycat Dolls.
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"Once Shimon learns the four measures we provide, it creates its own sequence of concepts and composes its own piece," said Bretan in a press release.
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I know there's generative music that composes itself from the ground up, but you can hear acoustic guitars and things of that nature in your pieces.
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Adam Driver is Paterson, a bus driver in Paterson, N.J., who composes poetry in his head while guiding his coach through that mill town's congested streets.
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"It's so completely woven into the mannered, surreal aesthetic of the film," says superfan Jeremy Schmidt, who composes synthesizer music under the moniker of Sinoia Caves.
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Other images that she composes appropriate general visual and stylistic elements of the era to create entirely original scenarios that fall somewhere between Caravaggio and David LaChapelle.
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Or are you just an habitué of the night, addicted to sailing the roiling sea of drunken carousing that composes the nocturnal lifeblood of this great metropolis?
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AT 79, Philip Glass composes music for theatre the same way he has all his life: by attending every single rehearsal, from script read-throughs to dress rehearsals.
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While he usually composes scores in full, all at once, this time he started with a simpler harmonic progression, which he wrote down on a two-line staff.
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Meek Mill Meek puts up a peace sign as he, Pusha T and Lil Wayne pose for a picture as 2 Chainz composes the shot on his cameraphone.
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She composes a pretty graphic message about all the things she'd like to do to him, all of which she means to delete — until she accidentally sends it instead.
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The music for the original songs — including the lively "Gimme, Gimme" — was written by Jeanine Tesori, who usually composes for more thoughtful shows, like "Fun Home," currently on Broadway.
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At night, she scribbles sad lyrics like "see the animal in her cage you've built" in her notebook, then composes tunes for them on her gently pink-hued piano.
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At Twisted Soul, Lane, who composes a cocktail list to match the Southern cuisine, acknowledges the hierarchy with a laugh: "Here comes the chef, she's the talent" — meaning VanTrece.
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According to The Guardian, about 14 percent of the English-born players in the Premier League last year hailed from the 10-square-mile stretch that composes south London.
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The latest incarnation of "repeal and replace" (Graham-Cassidy) was so bad that everybody that composes the health-care field vigorously opposed it — doctors, hospitals, and even insurance executives.
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You May Want to Marry My Husband (2017) After learning she doesn't have long to live, a woman composes a dating profile for the man she will leave behind.
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Photographer Natan Dvir composes his images of voters, like these folks waiting at PS 163 in Manhattan on Tuesday, to show people united in the common cause of civic duty.
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But more than anything today, Ms. Casteel is a crusader for regenerative agriculture, a way of farming that emphasizes rebuilding, restoring and supporting the organic matter that composes healthy soils.
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Her notes for the piece say that the way the melodies overlap is generative, meaning that rather than program each note, she set up a system that sorta composes by itself.
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Mr. Taupin, who composes on guitar, sometimes gives his partner a song's back story, but just as often Mr. John prefers to leave it a mystery and creates a different melody.
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Terrell composes his third novel in reverse, from present to past, and we find our way to each character's innocence by reading on, already knowing what becomes of him or her.
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Between calls for monitoring speech on campuses and a registry for a religious group that composes a quarter of the planet, we're seeing a tight constraint on life appearing around us.
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It took years of rehab, both mental and physical, to get where he is today: He has re-enrolled in college, he does his homework, rides the bus, composes electronic music.
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On records, he usually composes lengthy pieces full of intricate harmonic weaves, with hardly any room for improvisation — a testament to his early infatuations with jazz-rock fusion and classical music.
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Three nights of music by this extraordinarily talented musician, who not only plays multiple instruments, but also composes at the cutting edge of classical, jazz, everything in between, and much beyond.
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In a 25-minute report, Berdymukhamedov rides a horse, composes music and appears to score three strikes in a bowling game to a round of applause from aides wearing matching tracksuits.
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The 19-member, almost all-male band writes and composes its own music under music director Tenma and sings about socio-economic injustice, marginalization, and other mistreatments that have troubled Dalits.
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Ms. Shaw, who grew up singing in community choirs, told me in an interview last fall that hymns are near and dear to her, and in her mind as she composes.
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Maia Ruth Lee composes an economy of expressions with "LABYRINTH" (2019), a wall filled with metal instruments that look like they could be used on the farm or in a torture cell.
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As he composes the dish, he spreads out the crème fraîche on the plate and uses a spoon to cut narrow channels into it, which he fills with the slightly warm syrup.
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During the day Marks composes for TV and film but in her spare time she's been busy crafting a record that'll find favor with fans of Purity Ring, Bat for Lashes, and Austra.
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Sugar usually composes the music for Steven Universe on a ukulele, but for "It's Over, Isn't It," she knew that wouldn't work for how she wanted the song to reflect Pearl's chaotic mindset.
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As with any computer software, Molin composes for the Wintergatan Marble Machine on a grid, but instead of dragging and dropping samples across a computer screen, he gets to physically format the machine.
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I was recording my album in a home studio and then, within four weeks, I was recording in Miami at the Hit Factory with Timbaland and Jim BEANZ [who composes the music in Empire].
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Richard Bamping, a cellist, Jing Wang, a violinist, Michael Wilson, an oboist, and Benjamin Moermond, a bassoonist, will play together in a new work by James Boznos, who composes under the pen name OZNO.
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Lastly, Raij composes a salad of Boston lettuce and olive oil-packed tuna and anchovies—a salad so easy and yet so flavor-packed that it makes ordering from Seamless seem like a chore.
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His hopeless love for the beautiful Roxanne (Jasmine Cephas Jones) is expressed in grave and anguished ballads, sung as he composes passionate letters to her for his friend, the handsome Christian, played by Blake Jenner.
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Manafort has revealed on the monitored phone calls that in order to exchange emails, he reads and composes emails on a second laptop that is shuttled in and out of the facility by his team.
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His apartment windows face a brick building next door, and he composes on an upright piano that is out of tune because he cannot afford the $125 tuning cost "at this present time," he said.
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As she and Richmond, who also composes the music for Unbreakable Kimmy Schmidt start working on the Mean Girls musical, they have to decide whether or not they're going to update it to include social media.
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The UK-based Pye Corner Audio, who composes pulsing drone and noise work, has taken the duo's electro-psych track "Wild Flowers" and transformed its slowly brewed groove into a steadier four-on-the-floor beat.
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Though McQueen can be exacting in the way he composes a frame — "One thing wrong, and it's all wrong," he said — he is willing to undo all of his best-laid plans in the editing room.
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The tool identifies the companies hosting ads on the site, takes a screenshot of the ad and composes a tweet that users can automatically post on their accounts, encouraging the business to stop advertising on Breitbart.
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He composes thoughtful, whimsical, free-flowing dialogue for her talks with Jin and with her smartly ironic but frustrated library colleague (Rory Culkin), as well as for Jin's encounters with an American scholar and friend (Parker Posey).
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Laskey composes elegant portraits of each character, drawing us into intimate worlds that pulse with light and sound, only to swiftly guide our attention elsewhere; if that character reappears at all, it will be in a minor role.
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He was rejected six times by various compositions of the veterans committee, and in 2008 he made a formal request to the Baseball Writers' Association of America — whose Historical Oversight Committee composes the ballot — to stop considering him.
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When she's not being tortured by a grim lady deputy, Queenie composes her story, describing her growing friendship with a brave pilot named Maddie, who flew them to France, as well as the details of the British war effort.
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He lives here in a manor house, where he composes carols that are sung throughout the English-speaking world: It's almost inconceivable these days for a carol concert not to feature at least one of Mr. Rutter's modern classics.
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In the movie, Gaga's aspiring singer-songwriter character Ally composes "Shallow" and sings it to Jackson Maine (Cooper), a past-his-prime rocker she meets when he stumbles into a drag bar where she performs one night after his concert.
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D.) Using a moody, noirish monochrome palette (punctuated with garish swatches of color video) and mordant, monotone voice-over narration (interrupted by stretches of deadpan dialogue), Huang Hsin-yao composes a dark satire of corruption and class resentment in Taiwan.
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A lion of Latin jazz since his time in the 1970s with the seminal Cuban fusion ensemble Irakere, Mr. D'Rivera is a saxophonist and clarinetist who composes and arranges works of broad ambition, drawing on Western classical as well as jazz.
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He composes haiku on seashells and driftwood about the daily serendipity of the mile-and-a-half-long island, leaving them around the neighborhood for people, like the woman who reads his poems every morning when she walks her dog.
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Judge Ellis&apos comments is -- going back to 2005 tax case with Ukraine and Paul Manafort to put the screws to the president so that Manafort sings or composes, suborning perjury, and the hopes that they can prosecute or impeach the president.
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From all his music with Cherry Death you could also say that he is a natural and talented songwriter who composes warm, laid-back pop that brings elements of rock, punk, psych and the spirit of Sweetheart of the Rodeo and Radio City.
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I mean, we're all photographers now, of course, but it matters when a photojournalist composes a certain kind of picture out of a war zone or a portrait photographer takes a certain kind of very meaningful portrait, and that's core to Vanity Fair.
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"The Senior Speechwriter composes and edits speeches, congressional testimony, talking points, PowerPoint presentations, articles for publication, and related documents for the Chair," stated a September job posting on the central bank's website, which was promoted by the Fed Careers' Twitter account on Wednesday.
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The new finding could mean that instead of dealing Earth a glancing blow, Theia's impact packed a bigger punch, forcing the material that composes the two bodies to mix more than previously expected, due to a "high-energy, high-angular-momentum impact," the study reads.
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Marina Willer's documentary tells the story of her father's family, one of 12 Jewish families to survive the Nazi occupation of Prague during World War II. The cinematographer César Charlone composes artful shots; the actor Tim Pigott-Smith and Ms. Willer both provide narration.
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Where Cézanne composes his women and the landscape alike, often with short strokes of color, and where Degas arranges his three women in ungainly poses, with (in one case) the legs cut off by the left edge, Renoir sets his models in filmy land- and seascapes.
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On the small screen, his cameo in Ricky Gervais' Extras, where he spontaneously composes a brutal but insanely catchy ditty insulting Gervais' character for his appearance and his fears of selling out, remains one of the all-time highlights of a show that had plenty of them.
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It was around the same time that Lederman coined the phrase "god particle," referring to the Higgs boson, the particle that composes the energy field that imbues every other particle with mass and was confirmed to exist through experiments done by the large hadron collider at CERN.
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But alone in his hotel room, Alan sucks down glass after glass of illegal booze, composes angst-stricken letters to the patient daughter he can't afford to put through college yet, and flashes back to the moment where he had to lay off 900 workers at his Schwinn plant.
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Theodore (Joaquin Phoenix), a melancholic writer who composes personal letters for others, finds solace during his separation from his wife in the voice of Samantha (Scarlett Johansson), the operating system that rouses him in the morning, bids him good night and organizes his life in between — without complaining as a real woman might, of course.
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Moreover, in the early days, when the founders' common stock composes perhaps the entire capitalization of the company (often right up until the day funds are wired in your seed round), your startup lawyer is essentially representing the collective interests of the founders as a whole, while also setting up precedent for all subsequent investment rounds.
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He reckons the sweet spot — in terms of age-range — for the new kits is still likely to be seven to 14-year-olds, although he describes adult friends of his finding creative uses for the hardware too, such as a musician using the Pixel board to provide a visual representation of audio frequencies as he composes music.
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While the terms they negotiated at the start of their relationship do not prevent her from pursuing her own professional and personal life, Ms. Williams-Haas devotes much of her time to supporting the work of a man — "Herr Meister," she has nicknamed him — for whom a "good day" is one in which he composes for 14 or 15 hours.
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"I don't know that a person can write the kind of book I write and not get involved somehow," said Nic Stone, whose debut novel, "Dear Martin," included the story of a black teenager killed by a white police officer and another teen who composes letters to Dr. Martin Luther King Jr., to try to come to terms with contemporary racism.
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The ensemble includes the bassist Will Lee, a veteran of David Letterman's band; the drummer Keith Carlock, who has backed acts like Sting and Steely Dan; the saxophonist Jeff Coffin, a driving force in the Dave Matthews Band; the keyboardist Jeff Babko, who performs and composes music for the "Jimmy Kimmel Live" ensemble; and Nir Felder, a jazz guitarist who has supported Esperanza Spalding and Meshell Ndegeocello.
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