Sentence examples for a single title that from inspiring English sources

A single title that supported the multi-generational Forbes family, Forbes openly began to panic.

Here, too, short works were being gathered under a single title that at once accentuated their individuality and implied a common ground.

There wasn't a single title that lefties might have clutched to their chests while voting -- though later they may have felt like consulting Sylvia Browne's popular "Life on the Other Side," a guided tour of the afterlife.

But the American non-fiction list contains as yet only a single title that touches on the topic, Jere Longman's "Among the Heroes", about the passengers on Flight 93 who fought back.

It also gave him a 13th Grand Slam singles title that seemed anything but unlucky.

That second point is why he's focusing on a single title — so that kids can just keep playing rather than running out of material after a few weeks.

But there would be more agony ahead for Agassi, even if he had finally won the Grand Slam singles title that had eluded him in three previous, increasingly demoralizing finals.

"I don't think there was a single title for girls that didn't include a story on pretty hair," she told The Huffington Post.

Later series - Poisoner (1987), Del Curb, Cosmic Courier (1989) and Apotheosis (1993) - added to his reputation, as did the single titles that he produced during the 1990s.

Readers can choose texts from seven sections, or clubs, ranging from business books to novels and may either pay ¥315 (£1.65) for a single title or join that club and gain access to up to five books a month for ¥210 (£1.10) each.

The hope of building such underground excitement for a single title is one thing that brings publishers back every year to a convention that can seem oddly vestigial.