Sentence examples for account titled from inspiring English sources

Almost instantaneously, some anonymous wit opened a fake Twitter account titled "17A: SnowdensSeat," and remarked, "I feel empty".

He dismissed the online pictures of himself carrying guns as "pictures to brag," and denied any knowledge of a video posted to his Facebook account, titled "ISIS mujahid gives some advice," claiming, "I don't know what this movie is about".

At 4 12 a.m., he posted a bulletin on his MySpace account titled "Goodbye friends" that contained one of the photographs on the roll of film — an image of the gun — investigators said.

The account, titled "Stephen Crane's Own Story", concentrates mainly on the sinking of the Commodore, and the ensuing chaos.

Irving made quick work of Astor's project, shipping the fawning biographical account titled Astoria in February 1836.

To celebrate some of these eclectic and obscure museums, the Library Foundation launched an accompanying Instagram account titled @museumaday.

Jointly held property (for example, real estate or bank accounts titled joint tenants with right of survivorship) doesn't count because when one owner dies, full ownership automatically passes to the other.

In 1910, the Carnegie Foundation published Flexner's accounts titled Medical Education in the United States and Canada: A Report to the Carnegie Foundation for the Advancement of Training popularly called the Flexner Report [ 2].

In a 2007 McKinsey & Company report titled "Accounting for the Cost of Health Care in the United States," the authors, who had studied numerous health care systems abroad, noted that 30percentt of U.S. health care costs are spent on administrative functions unknown in other countries.

In a report titled Accounting for the Cost of US Health Care: A New Look at Why Americans Spend More [ 30] it was found that in 2006 the United States spent $650 billion more on health care than any of its peer Organisation for Economic Co-operation and DevelOECDnt (OEcountriesrieveneven after adjusting for wealth.

Defunct newspaper, El Imparcial distributed a series of folkloric accounts, among which was a story titled Cofresí authored by José Luis Vivas Maldonado.