Sentence examples for historic title from inspiring English sources

Naturally, Austrians started supporting Fuchs and his team as they headed for a historic title.

Oh lord, Eubank's title up for grabs For readers with pretensions of grandeur, an historic title is up for grabs.

Days later The Hague sided with the Philippines and ruled that China had no historic title over those waters.

This is a good place to pick up the latest Welsh bestseller or a more obscure historic title.

In a sop to critics, who hoped the historic title would continue to be used formally for the Lords presiding officer, they allowed it to be retained.

Neither player nor club has looked back since, with Leicester now five points from an historic title and Mahrez having shone throughout.

Despite his historic championship title Gore was not enthusiastic about the new sport of lawn tennis.

City are not currently selling out the Etihad and even though the 13 per cent rise in matchday hospitality during their historic title-winning campaign lifted revenues by £1.3m, the club need the kind of footprint which has enabled United's chief executive in waiting, Ed Woodward, and marketing director Richard Arnold, to drive major deals.

"Any historic titles still in the market will be reissued with new covers on reprint.

But the slain secretary holds enough historic titles to make her an object of curiosity within the CIA.

We also hold extensive runs of many historic titles and a world-class collection of food journals.