Sentence examples for grouped under this title from inspiring English sources

One of the more confusing aspects of the book is the reference in Chapters 1 and 15 to Central Asia, which is used to mean steppe areas of China including the Tibetan plateau, and Mongolia, and not the five post-Soviet republics usually grouped under this title.

The thinkers grouped under this title are very different from one another, and often have sharp disagreements.

The 10 new works grouped under the title "Next: The Figure Now" look backward more than forward.

Instead these materials are grouped under the title, "Public Opinion," but generally consist of correspondence that is either for or against the administration.

Instead, all of that is grouped under the title "stewardship land," most of which, the report notes, was acquired from 1781 to 1867.

However, the company's current production, three one-act Agatha Christie plays grouped under the title "Rule of Three," is the thinnest of contrivances.

The symbol of Mr. Hughes's adventure was one of 11 works by Australian, European and American artists grouped under the title "Elvis Has Just Left the Building".

On Friday and Saturday nights, and three more times thereafter, a varying assortment of these premieres will be grouped under the title "All New".

O'Neill had envisioned it as part of a series of plays to be grouped under the title "By Way of Obit". But "Hughie" is the only one that survives, and he had doubts about its suitability for the stage.

With "Her Pilgrim Soul," the rewarding half of an evening of two short musicals grouped under the title "Weird Romance," the composer Alan Menken and his collaborators look back from the near future to the recent past.

According to our results and the data of the operating parameters obtained from the Algiers refinery (see Table 3); graphs and the deposit analyses are grouped under the title of experimental results.