Sentence examples for batch of titles from inspiring English sources
Every month, subscription streaming services add a new batch of titles to their libraries.
But every time I sit down to write about it, another batch of titles arrives, which seems like a good excuse to put it off for another few weeks.
Although history demands a degree of scepticism over which titles will emerge as actually Oscar-worthy, this initial batch of titles suggest the festival is seeking to regain its reputation as a premier launchpad, following a year where they ceded some ground to their rivals.
The last batch of titles, published in March 2011, will contain the more experimental novels, innovative in form as well as content: Pale Fire, Ada, The Real Life of Sebastian Knight, Transparent Things, Look at the Harlequins!, and a work of non-fiction, Strong Opinions.
In a nut shell, the first batch of titles will not be sold for cheap.
MiniNation itself looks pretty slick, but the first batch of titles won't be enough to get too many iPhone users excited, I'm afraid.
The first batch of 16 titles comes out today, and it's an extremely mixed bag, whose jumbled contents include the cringe-inducing Paul Hogan comedy "Almost an Angel" (1990) and Michael Campus's confused science fiction thriller "Z.P.G".
Nintendo launches the third iteration of its popular DS handheld, the DSi, on April 5th and today they've announced the first batch of DSiWare titles.
The Chinese government announced last week that it is close to approving its first batch of new titles, but it isn't clear which games are included and when the process will be done.
Next year, the number of free books given away by official volunteers is being halved, to 250,000 (12,500 batches of 20 titles), but now a wider pool of people can join in by giving away any book they choose, either new or from their own bookshelves, with a World Book Night sticker or bookplate.
The first batch of Ener-G titles, "Dance Squad," "Gym Rockets and Horse Ridersrs," will hit the Nintendo DS in October.
