Sentence examples for accessible title from inspiring English sources

It's a powerful yet accessible title that ought to appeal to fans of Minecraft or LittleBigPlanet.

"However, we also cannot forget Jerry Brotton's The Sale of the Late King's Goods, a specialist but accessible title that could be the dark horse of the shortlist".

First, a lengthy article with the wonderfully accessible title "Is Gentrification All Bad?" runs in New York magazine.

In the meantime, much of the Monogram library has dropped out of distribution, leaving today's young Godardians to wonder why the master would dedicate his freshman effort to a studio whose only accessible titles consisted largely of juvenilia — B westerns, forlorn Bela Lugosi vehicles, dim Bowery Boys comedies.

Moss said the comics are very much a separate story from the movies, but they're also aiming to make the title accessible to new readers.

The company will now publish more than 100 of its titles online using PageSuite, with about 40 of them paid-for titles accessible via subscriptions through Paypal.

This doesn't seem to be working right now, but a firmware update should make many of your PS3 titles accessible while on the move.

If public galleries really want to make themselves more accessible, do exhibition titles such as The Heart is Deceitful Above All Things (an extract from Jeremiah 17:9) and Happiness is a New Idea (a phrase apparently first coined in the French revolution) assist?

In 2015, we started a database of references and publications about Intervention Mapping, which now contains over 750 titles (accessible via the Intervention Mapping website http://interventionmapping.com/references).

"The project will once again make accessible approximately 500 titles that Warhol made between 1963 and 1972, then withdrew from circulation more than 40 years ago.

All of the resources can be found on the Guardian Teacher Network and are accessible by clicking each title.