Sentence examples for has a different title from inspiring English sources

Tom Bower's "Outrageous Fortune" has a different title in Britain.

The fact that the movie has a different title than the story might give you some idea of how close a correspondence exists between the two.

Discussing it, Domingo entered a significant proviso: 'It has a different title, it is to be called The First Emperor.' The word 'last' is not yet in his vocabulary; he is unprepared for anything terminal.

"Henry Lee, Peggy Seegerr: O'Donovan recommends checking that one out because of Seeger's fast and aggressive banjo playing, along with a recent, modified version by Karan Casey and John Doyle ("The False Lady") on Exiles Return that has "a different title, different words, but the same essence of this crazy chick being plagued by jealousy" and committing murder.

It had a different title then, The Fourth Beast.

When "Beyond the Gates" was released overseas, it had a different title: "Shooting Dogs".

Your story in this week's issue, "The Lost Order," originally had a different title.

So the piece, slightly altered, is now the prologue to a novel-in-progress, which will have a different title.

By Willing Davidson December 21 , 2012Your story in this week's issue, "The Lost Order," originally had a different title.

– If you watch a movie that ends in a number, you will probably think less of it than if it had a different title.

Rebecca Lenkiewicz's play Her Naked Skin was originally to have had a different title, while even we at the (of course highly principled) Out of Joint, suggested to Stella Feehily that Dreams of Sex and Drugs and Rock and Roll might be a more appealing title than Dreams of Violence.