Sentence examples for get titles from inspiring English sources

Thus you'd get titles like "Hysterical Sex in the Time of Cholera".

He is equipped and able, and he's used to the pressure, which is always on in big clubs to get titles.

The reforms, started in different neighborhoods at different times, enabled squatters to get titles quickly, for a fee of $20 to $50.

Console games have now adopted and adapted the model, so you get titles like Need For Speed: Hot Pursuit which tells you the best lap times of your friends so you can compete against them even when they're not around.

"I thought, 'C'mon, with all the beautiful titles out there?' And a friend of mine said, 'Either it will be incredibly embarrassing, or it will be successful, and you'll be known as the guy that wrote that play.' " In any case, "once plays get titles, it's very difficult to change them," Mr. Bartlett said.

Eventually Xbox games will sport a label on the back of the title displaying its graphical capability but the stores I visited are still working through back stock and have yet to get titles with the new labels.

"You have to get title insurance," said Ronald H. Gitter, a Manhattan real estate lawyer and the founder of CoopandCondo.com.

If a school district doesn't get Title I money, they won't get other federal funds.

That step ensures that whoever buys the property at the foreclosure sale will get title free of liens.

Those who got urban plots of less than 100 square metres, or rural property of less than roughly 35 hectares, will get title.

That means the investors would have to pay more than twice their original equity stake in the building simply to get title so the land could be resold.