Sentence examples for a title from from inspiring English sources

"To borrow a title from an American film, it's like 'Mission: Impossible,' " he said.

To borrow a title from Ingmar Bergman, these are Ford's scenes from a marriage.

On April 8, the chart omitted a title from a list of fashion magazines.

It is, to borrow a title from a recent play, the noise of time.

"But to borrow a title from an American film, it's like 'Mission: Impossible.' " The room broke up in laughter.

Grace is the protagonist of "Minding Ben," a title from Hyperion that is due out next year.

He claims to have won the right to use a title from a property he once owned in Shropshire.

As a title, "From Where I Stand" captures Ms. Dufault's curatorial intention to present a grouping of individual artistic visions.

Fed up of another year watching the neighbours challenge for a title from the far side of the standings.

Authority no longer comes from a title but from connection and shared values with those that lift leaders up.

Another recalled one word of a book title from a looted rabbinical library.