Sentence examples for in the same title from inspiring English sources

"Although superficially it's kind of gross even to think about them in the same title, the questions are very similar," he said.

Dunn's most recently launched study, the Sourdough Project, examines the same intersection of water, bodies, microbes, and climate as the Showerhead Microbiome Project to the point that he frequently lumps the two together under the moniker "showerdough". "Although superficially it's kind of gross even to think about them in the same title, the questions are very similar," he said.

A few years ago his deception in his fictional Nat Tate: An American Artist – 1928-1960 gave Boyd sly pleasure; for a few weeks many people thought that Nat Tate was a real person: National and Tate in the same title was the clue.

In the Same Title, Different Song feature, the track is 'Strange Kind of Love' with versions from Love & Money and Peter Murphy.

A Wired article last Friday reported that "Google is giving away AI that can build your genome sequence". Sounds impressive two high-tech innovations (AI and genomes) in the same title!

In Japan, the games have always been titled Biohazard (the original Resident Evil was simply Biohazard there) so it's interesting to see the series use both the Resident Evil brand and the Biohazard brand in the same title.

Mr. Lamont was co-chairman of the Obama campaign in Connecticut, the same title Mr. Lieberman held in John McCain's campaign.

In structure and execution, "Bruja" bears similarities to another post-Freudian dream collection: Georges Perec's "La Boutique Obscure," first published in French in 1973 (and in English under the same title in 2013 — a translation I edited).

For example, new hires (most straight out of college) all come in with the same title — Business Analyst — and start at the same salary.

Just two years later, in 1906, the same title of Cammer Sanger (Chamber Singer of the Court) was given to Paoli by Franz Joseph, Emperor of Austria, and in 1907 he was decorated by Carlos I of Braganza.

It was first published in book format in 1954 under the title Return to Tomorrow, and was published in hardcover in 1975 under the same title.