Sentence examples for house title from inspiring English sources

Just like title to your car or house, title to a copyright can be sold or otherwise transferred.

Palm Too, meanwhile, is better should you desire to eat alone or with a single friend, quietly occupying a comfortable booth beneath a caricature of the publisher Jason Epstein as a green bookworm emerging from a Random House title, or a seat beneath a framed photograph of Dave Winfield, then a Yankee outfielder.

John Green's hit novel is joined this week by a second Penguin Random House title, debuting at No. 2: The Book of Life: A Novel (All Souls Trilogy) by Deborah Harkness.

An article on Sunday about President Clinton's radio address on the regulation of tobacco misstated the House title and ranking of Representative J. C. Watts of Oklahoma, who said the Food and Drug Administration could not handle an added workload.

Correction: March 30, 2000, Thursday An article on Sunday about President Clinton's radio address on the regulation of tobacco misstated the House title and ranking of Representative J. C. Watts of Oklahoma, who said the Food and Drug Administration could not handle an added workload.

The fact that many art house titles are already available simultaneously in cinemas and on premium video-on-demand services such as Curzon Home Cinema has not proved fatal.

These devices are preloaded with a selection of new and bestselling Random House titles along with having full access to the Kobo ebook store where they can purchase any other book.

One art-house title that is demonstrating notable traction with cinemagoers is The Lunchbox, which posted another negligible drop from the previous weekend.

All the industries that serve oil workers — steak houses, title brokers and bars — have done well in the boom.

While it previewed an experimental in-house title called Hero Bound last year, Mitchell revealed that Oculus has several small teams building first-party titles.

Freeman called it the PlayStation 3's "first art-house title".