Sentence examples for commercial title from inspiring English sources

It was his publisher, Fred Warburg, who suggested that Nineteen Eighty-Four would be a more commercial title.

"I Died" would probably have been a less commercial title than "I Killed," but it would have been more accurate.

It was his publisher, Fred Warburg who suggested that Nineteen Eighty-Four was a more commercial title.

Fans queued overnight outside the Coral Windows Stadium – to use the official, commercial title – when the last remaining tickets went on general sale for the Capital One Cup final against Swansea City.

It's a delicate dance: buyers use a writer's past sales to determine how many copies of a new novel to order; publishers try to convince buyers that a book has potential even if they can't justify spending the money to promote it the way they would a commercial title.

In relation to one such "very very good" book, a publicist told me that although their house could make money on it, they would reject it because they could make more money from expending the same amount of effort on a more commercial title.

Donors seem content, even eager, to subsidise commercial titles in this way.

So for more commercial titles, it might very well make sense".

Therein lays the conflict between commercial titles and games for the classroom.

With the advent of DVD video, the preparation of commercial titles have become far more complex, requiring new skills in allocating resources and in menu and navigational design.

In bigger houses, this can be done in the traditional way, by taking on commercial titles that subsidise books they couldn't otherwise afford to risk.