Sentence examples for earlier entitled from inspiring English sources

In a 1992 interview with the Los Angeles Times, he recalled having shown his early work in an exhibition decades earlier entitled "Art Is Bunk," including a version of "Genocide".

Borges developed the story from an essay he wrote two years earlier entitled "The Total Library," which included a mention of -- you guessed it -- monkeys on typewriters: "(a) half-dozen monkeys provided with typewriters," he wrote "would, in a few eternities, produce all the books in the British Museum".

"On Tangled Paths" ("Irrungen, Wirrungen" in the original, a rhyme nicely finessed in an earlier translation, entitled "Delusions, Confusions") has a typically unfussy plot.

This tactic recalls an earlier collection entitled (with pardonable exaggeration) "One Thousand Avant-Garde Verse Plays" (1988) and containing a hundred plays of a few lines each.From hilarity to sobriety though not of a poker-faced kind.

367, painted over part of an earlier composition entitled The Unknown Role, 1928.

The latest beheading video came out five days after being trailed, while an earlier film entitled Ubat al-Daym (Refusers of Injustice) was officially released with a delay of two weeks.

He wrote the most astonishing exposés of the 1993 World Trade Center bombing and the 9/11 events in two earlier books entitled 1000 Years for Revenge and Cover Up.

As I wrote in an earlier blog entitled, "Clarifying Questions," does someone else think he's unavailable?

They had also made fun of Scientology in an earlier episode, entitled "Super Best Friends", in which David Blaine formed his own cult, called "Blaintology".

Daniel Kahneman, one of the founders of the now-popular field of behavior economics, delivered a fascinating TED talk earlier this year entitled "The Riddle of Experience vs. Memory," and got into an interesting discussion with TED host and curator Chris Anderson.

This report is intended to be the complement of an earlier paper, entitled "Experiences with a Bone Bank", which I read before the American Surgical Association at its Annual Meeting at Hot Springs, Virginia, in April 1947.