Sentence examples for direct titles from inspiring English sources

The poems themselves are vignettes with wonderfully direct titles ("No I Won't / Yes I Will," "Whoops," "Amber Says What They Did When the Doorbell Rang").

Very blunt or direct titles also work.

The title doesn't have to flowery or complicated — in a business context, simple and direct titles are usually best.

Last month, the Appalachian writer Elizabeth Catte published a spiky polemic with a helpfully direct title, "What You Are Getting Wrong About Appalachia".

Arsène Wenger, though, will take some solace from United's poor record against their direct title rivals last season, which did not stop the Red Devils going on to claim a third successive championship.

It's an honest, direct title for a transcendently lovely and delicate work created from images that didn't make it into the filmed diaries he made from 1960 to 2000.

Although Romney opposes "overly prescriptive federal policy mandates," his proposal would apparently require Congress to mandate that states accept loss of direct Title I and IDEA grants as a condition of receiving federal education funds indirectly, even though the indirect funds would be reduced to the extent students went to privately managed schools.

2008 09 is also the last season in which the duo were direct title rivals finishing as winners and runners-up, and the two clubs have not met in a major domestic cup final since 2006, when they contested both the Irish Cup and League Cup finals.

When Alan Yentob wanted his new series heralded by a floating bottle containing the neon-lit word Arena, he asked Wheatley to direct the title shot.

While the language of the final bill was not available today, members of the conference committee said it created restrictions that would direct more Title I money to the very poorest schools.

This law, passed earlier this year, requires states to close the achievement gap between rich and poor children over the next 12 years and to better direct federal Title I funds to those who are furthest from meeting performance standards.