Sentence examples for desirable titles from inspiring English sources

News of the deal comes weeks after chief executive Ashley Highfield, the former senior BBC and Microsoft executive, announced sweeping plans to sell less desirable titles to focus on the group's "gems".

When the studios could enforce the practice of "block booking," which required theatres to agree to exhibit less desirable titles in order to get the big features, movies opened in a small number of theatres in major urban areas and then spread across the country.

A warranty deed is the preferable way to acquire title and a purchase of title insurance, even if not required, is desirable.

But these days, that may not be such a desirable title anyway.

The post reads:Which country you think will merit that far more desirable title in 2010 depends of course on what criteria you use to pick a winner.

Which country you think will merit that far more desirable title in 2010 depends of course on what criteria you use to pick a winner.If, for example, you decide that what matters most is economic growth, then Qatar wins hands down.

"Sales Staff Manager" or "Executive Manager" may be more descriptive and desirable job titles on a resume.

The mom of two looked ever so classy in her fitted little black mini dress and taupe blazer, living up to the 'Most Desirable Body' title she received back in 2009, beating other Hollywood beauties like Halle Berry.

It is hard to believe that the role of the successful composer-pianist who falls for the voluptuous Bo Derek (the 10-out-of-10 10-out-of-10 10-out-of-10 10-out-of-10been written with Moore in mindesirable

There is a real fear that you are only as desirable as your job title -- when you lose your job, do you lose your friends too?

Undesirable desire turned desirable.