Sentence examples for each title is from inspiring English sources

Each title is a limited edition and they sell out fast, so grab them while you can.

Each title is a hefty nudge to the future undergraduate, a clue as to how an essay should go.

Under each title is an description of the program, the requirements for the computer system and the price.

Each title is presented as a two-sided disk that also contains a few outtakes and videos.

And because each title is so attractive and easy to use, it can be a wonderful introduction to a subject, and a reference book of lasting value.

"That's saying basically each title is worth about $10 million" on average, he said, "which is just breathtaking when you consider what kinds of profit machines these newspapers used to be".

Each title was written specifically for Comic Relief.

Each title was scored on criteria covering romantic content, readability, characters, plot, dialogue, style and ending.

CRITICAL LIST: On The Times's best-seller lists, the short descriptions that follow each title are written by editors here, who keep their opinions out of it.

THE BACK LIST: Thirty-five yeagothisthis week, on the Nov. 12, 1972, New YorkTimes best-seller lists — at that time, descriptionsof each title were not provided— things looked like this: 1) "Jonathan Livingston Seagull," by Richard Bach. 2) "August 1914," by Alexander Solzhenitsyn.

Each title was produced in both red and green cloth.