recompose

He was forced to leave the starting area and recompose himself.

Recompose your favorite actress to see what she will look like years from now.

You can then recompose to your heart's content with the focus locked in.

Then I went around the end of shelves as they worked to recompose themselves and their clothes.

Recomposing himself on the sofa like the second gentleman in Europe.

The question is, how do you recompose your differences?

When at last the boy had recomposed himself, his mentor gently released him.

Snow has also recomposed music from the previous Superman (film series).

He recomposed his face to a quiet dignity much more becoming a Khan.

A family recomposed of two previously split ones, here too the father and son experience a troubled relationship.

The sold out crowd began to chant his name, as Taylor tried to recompose himself.

He seemed to have recomposed himself and was apparently far from conceding defeat yet.

Now, with our fingers glued to the shutter release, we can recompose.

He also used a lens and a second prism to recompose the spectrum back into white light.

Anita took one of the pills and recomposed herself.

This allows you to recompose without the camera instantly resetting itself.

She recomposed herself and took a deep breath.

She pressed more keys, then the computer screen's amber letters recomposed the list.

Steiner had to recompose it from scratch in the succeeding decade.

A similar operation is subsequently used to recompose the 4096 line by 6144 pixel resolution.

Once your camera has "read" the sky, you have to keep the reading locked in while you recompose.

Dia took the moment of solitude to recompose herself.

In a sense, Balanchine recomposed the music he chose by adding his own brilliance to it.

Young had to recompose much of his score at a later stage, as the producers felt there were not enough themes from the previous films.

Gal stood, recomposed now, and accepted the congratulations of his fans with a proud smile.