Sentence examples similar to background of the title from inspiring English sources

The image served as the background for the title card of English actress Hayley Atwell.

Dupuy's loving attention to detail--from the '50s-style patterned backgrounds of the titles to the arpeggio-laden compositions Barbara bangs out on the piano--gives the tape a perky, tongue-in-cheek allure.

Equally troubling, Mr. Lee's notoriously authoritarian father still lurks in the background, with the title of "minister mentor".

For once, he directly alludes to his religious east European background in the title's invocation of Christian altarpieces.

Horror posters, for instance, have dark backgrounds; comedies have white backgrounds with the title and copy line in red.

Trees rise on either side; at the center of the background is the lake of the title.

Not only is the play written by a Nuyorican whose ethnic background differs from that of the title character, the cast as a whole consists largely of black and Hispanic Americans playing Founding Fathers, i.e., the Americans most likely to come to mind when one thinks of the dead, white males that have long dominated our history.

Given this background, the title of Lomborg's new book immediately indicates a change of emphasis.

The politicians also all come from the same background: the title of the microplay refers to the philosophy, politics and economics degree taken not just by many politicians but also those at the top levels of all institutions.

Close the popup dialog and expand the Zeeik by clicking the Zeeik white background(or click the title of the Zeeik to go to its own page).

If so, that should be clarified in the title and background of the work (e.g. Dynamics of preventive and therapeutic interventions in patients with residual/metastatic cancer using low-impact measures).