Sentence examples for a title to a from inspiring English sources

"Simply because you can give a title to a program doesn't make it a good program," he said.

I could sometimes connect a title to a particular playwright, but had no idea of plots or themes, and wasn't that familiar with the writers.

Losing that day stretched United's harrowing run without a title to a quarter of a century and a Liverpool supporter approached the young Ryan Giggs outside for his autograph.

Miriam: I would add a section for used books: there are so many books I cherish that are out of print, and it is frustrating to recommend a title to a customer, and then realize that you can no longer order it.

Around 250 synopses corresponding to the time period of the stream considered were taken from an on-line program guide, with descriptions varying both in length (average: 50 words) and precision (from a title to a precise description of the content).

Just to see if he could finally deliver a title to a town that "truly raised me".

In any event, she added, "You don't need a title to make a difference".

You might choose a title to oblige a friendship or to suggest sympathy with a cause.

Sometimes subsections need a title to clarify an allusion, so that "178.

It leaves him with both a title to defend, and a point to prove.

Whiteness, among those with a title to it, is invoked only in a dance of disavowal.