Sentence examples for heroic title from inspiring English sources

Ellen Watson is 110 years old and thus qualifies for the heroic title.

Many of the scenes have been reordered, but the beloved "Polovtsian Dances" will still be there, and the Met has a magnetic young basso, Ildar Abdrazakov (above), to sing the heroic title role.

A central joke is the casting of Danny Trejo, the 66-year-old Mexican-American actor and veteran of several Rodriguez movies (including "Desperado" and "Spy Kids") in his first lead role as the heroic title character.

But there are laughs to be had, from the duo's Norwegian Europop alter egos Fjord (neat lyrics, silly accents), via their citizenship test for Brexit Britain ("If Idris Elba can play Bond, can a man marry his son?"), to the running gag about the duff cameos Hislop has played alongside Fishwick's succession of heroic title roles.

Writing in 1897, Strauss used the conventions of theme and structure to suggest narrative in "Don Quixote," his set of variations inspired by the Cervantes novel, and in the bargain he produced a quasi concerto, with the solo cello taking on the mock heroic title role, and the viola as Sancho Panza.

This time, we reached the main screen and were greeted with the heroic title music of the Halo series.

The title of Hero of the Russian Federation can be awarded for a heroic deed in the service of the state.

In a different spirit, the Daily Stormer, a neo-Nazi news site that long ago endorsed Trump, awarded Christie the title "Heroic Deputy".

Titled "Heroic Guerrilla," the result is an exercise in cosmetic myth-making that continues to have currency today.

Speakable and readable, his new collection ranges from the manic mock heroics of the title poem, Ode to Didcot Power Station, to the descriptive intimacies of the sequence Talking to the Weeds.

Ferdinand VII, on his return in 1814 from imprisonment by Napoleon, bestowed the title of "heroic" upon the city.