Sentence examples for a title that could from inspiring English sources

In 1989, Meshuggah released the self-titled, three-song EP Meshuggah, which is commonly known as Psykisk Testbild (a title that could be translated as "Psychological Test-Picture").

"Collected Impressions" — a selection of Bowen's essays — has a title that could easily apply to any of Brennan's.

Prima Donna is a title that could easily be applied to Wainwright himself, a dazzling, flamboyant performer whose ego is undercut by irrepressible charm and compelling honesty.

Matthew Zapruder's new book of poems is called "Come On All You Ghosts," a title that could be slapped on almost any collection of poetry.

"The Tree of Life" is Mr. Malick's first film since "The New World" (2005), a title that could work for this new movie as well.

A few years ago Mr. Téchiné made a lovely romantic comedy called "Changing Times," a title that could serve for any of his films.

Ghostlight is working on a new title that could add a breath of fresh air to the wartime shoot-em-up genre.

Regardless of the discrepancies between the firms' numbers, the figures indicate not only how much pent-up demand there was in the market for a Mario title that could be played on the iPhone, but also how well Nintendo's marketing efforts – aided by Apple – have helped.

Regardless of the discrepancies between the firms' numbers, the figures indicate not only how much pent-up demand there was in the market for a Mario title that could be played on the iPhone, but also how well Nintendo's marketing efforts – aided by Apple – have helped.

The dates covered by the survey, 1991 to 2007, are part of a stark exhibition title that could be construed as a funerary inscription for a Keith Edmier who died at age 16.

"Lewis Hamilton is inching towards a third world title that could, if results go his way, be won as early as the next race in the US in two weeks' time.