Sentence examples for great title for from inspiring English sources

I'd call her the immigrant lady – which is a great title for a film".

This was years ago, I wrote it down, put it on my wall, great title for a play.

Stewart Lee London When Stewart Lee was named 41st best stand-up in a Channel 4 poll, it gave him a great title for his one-man show.

If the Coen brothers hadn't already made a film called The Man Who Wasn't There, it would have made a great title for a Charlie Kaufman biopic.

"The Whistler's Largesse (see your 18th minute) would be a great title for an 19th-century Cornish smuggler novel," suggests Nicola Barr.

All that being said, 'Bingo Bango' is a great title for a song.

In fact, I did try to convince him that Wingman was a great title, but for some reason he preferred something with the word Editor in it.

"Mariachi Gringo" — great title, that — seems ready-made for an advertising pitch: A confused and handsome, blond and blue-eyed Kansan escapes to Mexico to play mariachi, discovering himself while an outsider in a foreign land.

I loved Janet Malcolm's last book, Iphigenia in Forest Hills, and so will be falling upon her new one, Forty-One False Starts, a collection of essays and profiles, if only for the great title.

There's something to be said for a great title.

One absolute for a great title is using one or four superlatives.