Sentence examples similar to devise the title of from inspiring English sources

Instead, the club devised the title of 'tutor' in order for him to maintain the prestige of his amateur background.

A front-page article on Friday about a meeting of former President Bill Clinton and some supporters to devise ways to defend his legacy misstated the title of one participant, Al From, at the Democratic Leadership Council.

Hence, the title of pro-nuncio was devised to gain entry into the first class.

Alone by the sandwiches (which could be the title of my autobiography, by the way) Eric from the Blue Team devises a plan to throw them to the ground.

A Community of Artists The title of the current exhibition, "Installations by Asian Artists in Residence," also explains the museum's method, devised by Ms. Luderowski as the artistic director and by the curator, Michael Olijnyk.

The title of the current exhibition, "Installations by Asian Artists in Residence," also explains the museum's method, devised by Ms. Luderowski as the artistic director and by the curator, Michael Olijnyk.

The title of the work is taken from the final sentence of the film, spoken by actor Michael Caine as he tries to devise a plan for saving the gold and his fellow conspirators from tipping into a steep alpine valley.

The title of Sophie Mackintosh's extraordinary debut novel, The Water Cure, refers to one of the many immunising cruelties King has devised for the girls.

The title of the trailer?

Title The title of the work is appropriate.

The title of this section is confusing.