Sentence examples for arcane titles from inspiring English sources
Mellow Pages also specializes in those more arcane titles.
It is full of arcane titles and rituals.
Along with the usual suspects that clog my mailbox, Google Catalogs has some arcane titles.
Arcane titles -- Japanese anime, obscure British sitcoms -- are finally available without recourse to the grim reaches of 10th-hand e-Bay dubs.
Between training sessions with arcane titles and keynote speeches from techno-dreamers and specialized "evangelists," attendees were treated to rock guitar solos, belly dancers, disco parties, salsa bands, comedians and performance artists decrying computer hardware that "has the life expectancy of wooden stirrers at Starbucks".
Despite the Silver Surfer-style sleeve art and the typically arcane titles (The Wizard Turns... On the Giant Silver Flashlight and Puts On His Werewolf Moccasins reads like the product of a set of poetry fridge magnets and a bag of skunk) Coyne is no dippy space cadet.
The surviving-the-psycho metaphor may not be a particularly heartwarming one, but as the somewhat arcane title of Ms. Gionfriddo's play suggests (it's a song lyric from the rock band Hole), a well-lived life today still means negotiating a fair amount of pain and frustration in search of that elusive goal, happiness.
The arcane job titles of railway workers have been listed in a large war memorial unveiled at St Pancras station in London, close to the location of bomb damage in air raids in 1918 and 1941.
The somewhat arcane sub-title of this book is "The state of debt, the work of mourning, and the New International".
For almost a decade, Swift was the "Treasury Devil", an arcane legal title for the government's go-to barrister, their first port of call in any litigation.
In June 1972, he defeated Dory Funk Jnr for the National Wrestling Alliance world championship (arcane rules prevented him from keeping the title), was nominated as "inspirational wrestler of the year", and went on to take several tag-team titles.
