Sentence examples for incomplete title from inspiring English sources

An obituary on Thursday about Myra Waldo, an author of travel guides and cookbooks, gave an incomplete title for a book she wrote with the actress Gertrude Berg.

An article last Sunday about grade inflation gave an incomplete title for a book by Alfie Kohn, who said, "Even if grades have gone up at Princeton, that doesn't in itself prove that grade inflation exists".

A report in the Metro Briefing column yesterday gave an incomplete title for Steven Plate, who will oversee the World Trade Center redevelopment project for the Port Authority of New York and New Jersey.

"It doesn't shout at you, 'No, no, no,' but gives you a little push and says, 'Go, go, go.' " "The Glamour of Grammar" is an incomplete title, as Clark by no means confines himself to grammar.

Environ Health Perspect 123 8):A210 A215; http://dx.doi.org/10.1289/ehp.123-A210 This article was originally published under the incomplete title "Pollinator Power: Benefits of an Ecosystem Service".

Some reviews described the album as plain and incomplete, although the title track and "The Look of Love" were praised as its highlights.

It ran to several pages and more than 120 terms – and as that modest "Some" in its title acknowledged, it was incomplete.

Alongside this piece are a series of drawings, Potential Drawings, which are made up of minimalist lines and dots, and are, as their title suggests, seemingly left incomplete.

*** Once On This Island *** Potted Potter * Storefront Church ** 1/2 Title And Deed *** Picture Incomplete (NYMF) ** Flambe Dreams (NYMF) ** Rio (NYMF) ** The Two Month Rule (NYMF) * Trouble (NYMF) ** 1/2 Stealing Time (NYMF) **.

This incomplete coverage is similarly found in the title.

Her sentences are frequently incomplete, her grammar non-standard, her chapter titles a brazen lie.