Sentence examples for a proper title from inspiring English sources

It still doesn't have a proper title, or a home, but it is a thing of beauty.

Looper's Rian Johnson will direct the sequel, which has yet to be given a proper title, though it does have a secret working one.

In fact, most presidential candidates seem to adopt that careful approach: be respectful by using a proper title that doesn't risk offending anyone.

We're also the first team to sustain a proper title defence since Ferguson's United in 2011-12, which shows how difficult it is to challenge on multiple fronts.

Because of their win yesterday, for the first time in four years, Italy can say it has a proper title race.

They did not want to give him a proper title, like Duke of Edinburgh, because they did not want him to sit in the house of Lords.

While for populated places, both the consolidation of VMap encoding and then the further classification of such features based on whether both a valid name has been attributed for a feature, and then whether this attribute uses a full uppercase or only a proper title-case, may also be indicated.

In the case of a diocesan bishop his proper title is the Lord Bishop of A., whether he is a spiritual peer or not.

His first visit, in January of that year, saw the premiere of the "Prague" symphony – Symphony No 38 in D major, to give it its proper title – a glorious work occasionally overlooked because of the focus on Mozart's final three symphonies.

Seventy years after it was built in Midtown Manhattan as the tallest building in the world (a title it held only briefly), the 77-story Art Deco masterpiece known as the Chrysler Building may get a chance to reclaim proper title to its name.

To begin with, its proper title is "A Visit From St. Nicholas".