The wind still blew strongly from the north, driving in our faces the still falling snow, and opposing our progress towards the crest, which was very rocky, being composed of a mass of hard stratified quartz.
The lentelliptical medullary {715}shell exhibits quite the same characteristic structure as that of Larnacilla, being composed of three elliptical latticed girdles, perpendicular one to another.
It has an appearance of great solidity, being composed of immense masses of stone, put together without cement; almost every one of the blocks is upwards of nine feet long, and in height nearly three feet.
The tracts belonging to this order, usually denominated bottoms, are altogether alluvial, being composed of alternate layers of sand and soil deposited from the water of the rivers upon which they are respectively situated.
Those in particular situated below the confluence of the Mississippi and Missouri are possessed of a soil exceedingly luxuriant, being composed, as before observed, of the rich and fertilizing mud deposited from the water of the Missouri.
The whole, however, instead of being composed of the original carbonaceous matter of the wood, is now converted into flint.
It has all the appearance of being composed of the same andesitic rocks.
The interior man is double, being composed of two principles different in their nature, and contrary in their action.
In the Greek tessellated pavement found at Halicarnassus, the mosaic is of very fine workmanship, being composed of small cubes of white, black and red marble.
The above list will hopefully provide you with a few useful examples demonstrating the appropriate usage of "being composed" in a variety of sentences. We hope that you will now be able to make sentences using this group of words.
