Sentence examples for comfortable title from inspiring English sources

Van Persie has not taken long to consummate his new relationship at Old Trafford and will run out through a guard of honour provided by his former team-mates, and to an expected chorus of boos, having proved the pivotal figure in United's comfortable title triumph, which was crowned by his 24th Premier League goal of the campaign against Aston Villa on Monday.

Although the bankruptcy court had approved the sale, and the work was legally free of any claims or encumbrances, Christie's thought that buyers would feel more comfortable with title insurance.

Glory seems to settle into a world as worn and comfortable as the title of the book.

Neither Mr. Woolf, 43, nor Mr. Ellis, 27, however, is particularly comfortable with the title of food activist, even though their film, "King Corn," which opens Friday at the Cinema Village, is certain to earn them it.

Once my passion and knowledge come through, then I'm comfortable sharing my title.

The Bengals (11-4) have barely gotten comfortable with their title of AFC North champions, one they clinched two weeks ago.

In particular, I would feel more comfortable with a title like: "Somatic transposition in the brain has the potential to influence the biosynthesis of metabolites involved in Parkinson's disease, schizophrenia and depression" Authors' response: I changed the title as suggested.

For the last twelve years, he's made a comfortable living reselling titles he's purchased for quarters at thrift stores and at yard, estate, and library sales.

The Frenchman had a comfortable win over world title rival Mikko Hirvonen who had gone into the final event of the season leading the world title race.

England began the defence of their Five Nations title with comfortable wins over Scotland and Ireland.

If they had committed similar offences centuries ago then their descendants would be sitting in the House of Lords, or residing in a comfortable stately home, with title and fortune.