Sentence examples for hot title from inspiring English sources

The diversity and numbers are exciting, but when combined with head-scratching scheduling that pitted hot title against hot title, created a chaos of plenty.

Physiologists call Jacobson's organ the vomeronasal organ, an unromantic name, not a hot title.

Tomic, the 27th seed, faces a qualifier first up and could strike world No1 and hot title favourite Novak Djokovic in the third round.

Another hot title is Three Generations, starring Naomi Watts, Elle Fanning and Susan Sarandon, which sold to the Weinsteins for $6m.

First published in 1992, Cigar Aficionado became a hot title and won a National Magazine Award for best Web site in 1999.

"Spread," which featured Ashton Kutcher as a gigolo, was considered a hot title, but it did not sell until late Friday, for about $3.5 million, to Anchor Bay Entertainment.

Why not rotate around oversized jacket art of hot titles from all the major publishing houses on her tablet?

And all the news-media attention garnered by the hot titles of the season can throw the real finds into the obscure shadows.

Come on SEGA! Start porting some hot titles and beg Nintendo to release them.

But game software is a hit-driven business, dependent on rollouts of new gaming platforms and hot titles.

(See: "Hot Titles Help Bookseller").. Looking ahead, the company expects a loss of 6 cents to 10 cents per share in the third quarter.