Sentence examples for competition title from inspiring English sources

The airline had faced accusations that the original competition title was in poor taste.

There were few real duds on display, although the competition title Equals got a universal thumbs-down.

One competition title that has been wringing sobs is Heart of a Dog, a very idiosyncratic essay film from artist and sort-of pop star Laurie Anderson.

Another title that deserves a second look from critics is David Cronenberg's latest, "Cosmopolis," yet another under-loved competition title and a movie that will probably, as is often the case, be received more warmly when it opens commercially.

Something in the Air, Monday's main competition title, was a period drama that spoke to the present, turning the clock back to the dog-days of student protest in early-70s France.

In a screening of a Cannes competition title, Joachim Trier's "Louder Than Bombs," virtual-reality equipment made a surprise appearance.

It's also disturbed by the degree of violence evident in the competition titles this year.

Fifteen competition titles were originally due to compete for the Sakura grand prix, which carries a cash award of $50,000.

When a French blog posted a fake list of competition titles as an April Fools' prank, the festival reacted as if to the commission of a cardinal sin.

Glen Basner, the head of the American production and sales company FilmNation, is representing two competition titles, John Hillcoat's "Lawless" and Jeff Nichols's "Mud".

Other key competition titles include the fifth film from Midnight Special director Jeff Nichols: Loving, which stars Ruth Negga and Joel Edgerton as a real-life couple battling racial prejudice in mid-50s America.