Sentence examples for a title from a from inspiring English sources

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.

— so pulling, say, a title from a website is often a judgement call made by the archivist doing the work.

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

LORNE MANLY Correction: April 16 , 2002 Tuesday The weekly "Most Wanted" chart in Business Day yesterday omitted a title from a list of the top 10 sports and fitness magazines ranked by advertising revenue for February.

The weekly "Most Wanted" chart in Business Day yesterday omitted a title from a list of the top 10 sports and fitness magazines ranked by advertising revenue for February.

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

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

Whether Mr. Bowser can breed another generation of Phil Ochs fanatics will rest on critical and word-of-mouth reaction to "Phil Ochs: There but for Fortune," a title from an Ochs song people are more likely to associate with Ms. Baez's cover version.

When a customer goes to a physical book store and asks for a title from an independent press, it is highly unlikely that an independent press's title will be on the shelves.

They will be branded as a team trying to stop a streak without a title from reaching four years.