Sentence examples for a famous title from inspiring English sources
Sportingly, after the restoration of the dockyard in the 50s, the Antigua tourist board decided a famous title was needed and Nelson's Dockyard was born.
We fundamentally believe that magazines will continue to grow, as the next ABC [circulation] figures will show". Despite owning a number of market-leading brands such as Heat and FHM, Emap is unsentimental when a famous title gets into trouble.
Of the 19 plays and musicals that opened on Broadway during the second half of 2012, only 2 have caught fire with ticket buyers, in large part thanks to a famous star in the cast (Al Pacino of "Glengarry") and a famous title (the musical "Annie").
In some respect, geography is the "conscience of the eye", if we want to borrow a famous title by Sennett's (1990).
"He, of course, was not the only athlete to help end a famous title drought.
He wasn't even the only athlete to be part of a comeback from a 3-1 deficitoto end a famous title drought," the magazine's editors wrote of James.
Is the editor of a very famous title more of a custodian than an innovator?
They have a more famous title and more famous cast members (including Emmy winner Jim Parsons).
Designer Brendan Dawes has illustrated our data on James Bond's on-screen kills in an homage to the famous title sequence of Dr. No.
Mercator's Atlas identifies the image of the world with a muscular man on its famous title page.
In the now famous title essay, a "collage text" that appeared in Harper's Magazine, Lethem argues for the eager plundering of earlier art to make new art.
