Sentence examples for Title acquired from inspiring English sources

East title, acquired the 36-year-old right-hander Freddy Garcia from the Baltimore Orioles and assigned him to Class AAA Gwinnett.

In July, UK production company, Working Title, acquired the theatrical rights to the whole library of the Famous Five series, spanning more than 20 titles, with the intention of making a live-action film series based around the books.

And there are those that never had traditional names, but are corporate plays, like the Blockbuster Bowl, which subsequently had its title acquired in 1994 by Carquest, then changed its name to the Micron PC Bowl in 1998, which has since been edited into the Micronpc.com Bowl.

Whatever the interest of a riparian owner in the submerged lands in front of his upland, his title is not as full and complete as his title acquired to fast land which has no direct connection with the navigation of the river or water on which it borders.

This charter, and this letter, certainly sanction a previous unauthorized purchase from Indians, under the circumstances attending that particular purchase, but are far from supporting the general proposition that a title acquired from the Indians would be valid against a title acquired from the crown, or without the confirmation of the crown.

They allege, as we are told by Smith, in his History of New York, that Henry Hudson, who sailed, as they say, under the orders of their East India Company, discovered the country from the Delaware to the Hudson, up which he sailed to the forty-third degree of north latitude; and this country they claimed under the title acquired by this voyage.

Its title, "Acquiring Taste," is intriguing because it might mean that we viewers might acquire taste while surveying the art objects.

His pupil-victim now has to master Hank Levy's complex piece Whiplash, with its freaky 7/4 and 14/8 time signatures: the title acquires an awful additional significance.

From here, Halley's predicament worsens, and the movie, which initially seemed like a sheaf of delicate details — more of a sketchbook than a project, despite the title — acquires both shape and momentum, in its second half, and concludes on a heartbreaking high.

The more than 450 titles acquired by Amazon represent Marshall Cavendish's entire backlist and newly released books.

Bauer, the publisher of titles including FHM, Heat and Grazia, has reported a 75% slump in profits for 2012, in part due to slashing tens of millions of pounds off the value of titles acquired in Australia.