Sentence examples for crucial title from inspiring English sources

That first crucial title could well have been Moorcock's 1968 novel The Final Programme.

The first game we played is called NintendoLand, and will be a crucial title for the Wii U as, the company's Tim O'Leary explained, it's designed to fulfil a similar function to that which Wii Play performed for the Wii.

There was breathtaking skill and goals to match; the FA Cup semi-final replay winner against Arsenal and revelation of that hairy chest, of course, goals in every Premier League season bar his final campaign and crucial, title-defining strikes against Leeds United and Manchester City.

It was the end of February, which by nobody's reckoning is a crucial time in the title race.

For all of them Japan represents the start of a crucial time in the title race but the defending champion knows it can be done.

That the strike could prove crucial in the title race only serves to confirm its significance.

In a crucial way, the title of the movie -- "Apocalypse Now" -- was always part of a lip-smacking male defiance.

Duly inspired, the studio started work on the crucial UK launch title, Wipeout, a slick spaceship racing game with fast-paced, almost hypnotic 3D visuals.

Whoever does partner Jones at the heart of the Welsh pack, the Ospreys captain sees the outcome of Saturday's match crucial to their title ambitions.

The outcome of the game could be crucial to the title aspirations of both sides, who went into it third and fourth in the table - with Somerset ahead of the visitors - and separated by just four points.

For the dissenters, Justice Ginsburg criticized the majority's decision as undermining a crucial aspect of Title VII.