Sentence examples for a title of a from inspiring English sources

It could be a title of a new children's film: The Muppet Hunt.

'Go on holiday and save the world' may sound like a title of a Ben Elton sketch, but the idea seems to be catching on.

Not a title of a show, but rather the amazing name of the Chinese restaurant a short unicorn ride away from our festival flat.

The ad, and its tagline, which seems more suited as a title of a Raymond Carver story than promotional copy for a baseball team, is part of a larger media strategy leading into the 2013 season.

There are more now than there were 24 years ago when I started writing, but if you were to ask me for a title of a book that features a Chinese British or Japanese British protagonist, I would struggle".

The phrase "party and bullshit," which is repeated on the Poets' "When the Revolution Comes," from 1970, was later borrowed by Biggie Smalls, who, in 1993, used it as a title of a song of his own.

A title of an old song kept coming to mind while I watched his trio work: "Spreadin' Rhythm Around".

The ELSI program of the HGP was a scientific pioneer program as it also allocated research funding for social scientists; it positioned "bioethics inside the beltway" as Eric Meslin and his colleagues put it in a title of an article.

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Also as an example, a title of another letter to the editor was "Lies, damned lies, and statistics…." (Fritz 2004).

"You know, in all honesty, I don't need a title of starting catcher or a title of backup catcher," Ellis said.