Sentence examples for entitled snow from inspiring English sources

An x-ray machine, a visit to the cinema and a gramophone player are all treated with suspicious wonder; a central chapter, entitled "Snow", concerns its 50-odd pages with Hans's near-fatal expedition into the snowy wasteland surrounding the sanatorium, an expedition that culminates in a horrific hallucination which could have come straight out of the pages of HP Lovecraft.

In 1956, the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers published the summary report of the snow investigations as a book entitled "Snow Hydrology" that laid the foundation for much of the work that has since ensued.

The theme song of this film, entitled Snow Prince, was sung by a group of 10 boys including Shintaro Morimoto, the lead actor of this film.

In a very brief chapter entitled "Snow", Alvarez reveals the impact of this widespread cultural paranoia through the character of Yolanda, who mistakes her first experience of snowfall for "the beginning of a much anticipated nuclear attack", causing a panicked outbreak of general hysteria in her classroom.

(Entitled Burlington Snow, it begins with lines about "Socialist snow on the streets" and "Socialist kids sucking socialist lollipops", and ends: "Isn't this poem socialist? It doesn't belong to me anymore").

The singer was in prolific form in 2011 releasing not only an album of reworked songs from earlier in her career, called Director's Cut, but also an album of new tracks entitled 50 Words For Snow.

Metalcore band Motionless in White have a song entitled "Scissorhands (The Last Snow)" with its lyrics written about the film in homage to its legacy and impact on the gothic subculture.

Prior to a mid-Atlantic snow storm that killed several people in 2010, the Virginia GOP released a web ad entitled "12 inches of global warming," which used footage of snow and weathermen to attack Democrats in favor of climate change legislation and to mock the concept more broadly.

"And also, the use of the music entitled 'Snow' is used very effectively in all the snow-covered sequences".

As a New Year's gift that year, he also composed for his friend and some-time patron, Baron Wackher von Wackhenfels, a short pamphlet entitled Strena Seu de Nive Sexangula (A New Year's Gift of Hexagonal Snow).

After the band had spent six months in snow, pitch darkness and extreme cold, they put out a new album, entitled Future Echoes and Past Replays.