Sentence examples for going to be titled from inspiring English sources

Warren, whose own book was going to be titled Rigged but ultimately went out with a more hopeful title, said that while Piketty's book could elicit despair, she found a hopeful note in it, too.

He said: "I suspect when somebody writes the history of Springfield about this particular time, that chapter is going to be titled, 'The Summer of Our Disappointment'.

Five years in the making, the record was going to be titled A Thousand Suns – but Elias had to cancel everything when Linkin Park revealed their fourth album title.

Ice-T suggested that the album was going to be titled Rise! or Manslaughter.

Originally, the episode was going to feature a subterranean monster and was aptly going to be titled "Subterranean Monster Blues".

In addition, he admitted that the song was not going to be titled "SexyBack", saying, "We weren't originally going to call it 'SexyBack'.

Early in its development, the series was going to be simply titled Slayer.

You have very little space, so use it for what people are searching for (nobody is going to be searching eBay for items titled "L@@K" or "AWESOME!!!!").

Michael Gallucci for PopCrush also agreed that "Jump" is one of Unapologetics best songs, writing that "It's an unofficial rule in pop music that any song titled 'Jump' is going to be great (see Pointer Sisters, Van Halen, Kriss Kross, etc).. Rihanna's is no exception".

I'd pinned my hopes on being reassured that everything was going to be OK on a party that was helpfully titled "Everything Is Going to Be OK".

I'd pinned my hopes on being reassured that everything was going to be OK on a party that was helpfully titled "Everything Is Going to be OK".