Sentence examples for into a single title from inspiring English sources

If they prove popular, they are rolled into a single title.

In 1969, the pair began their monthly magazine, combining their names into a single title GaultMillau.

Those four punctuating "etc.'s" — what more could there be? — are an especially nice touch because they suggest that Mr. Jay has so much up his pushed-up sleeves that he couldn't possibly squeeze everything into a single title.

"But the black people around here -- my ancestors -- never had a single title.

Wozniacki is the first woman from Denmark ever to win a singles title on the tour, which has thrust her into national fame.

Kournikova has never won a singles title.

Happy Birthday: The last Brit to win a singles title at Wimbledon Virginiaa Wade, 67.

"Countless books in the first part of the twentieth century with titles such as 'China Awake,' 'The Awakening of China,' 'The Dragon Awakes,' 'China Awakened,' 'Rising China,' [and] 'Sun Yat-sen and the Awakening of China.' " (One of the books that Kirby found even managed to merge all the buzz words into a single forbidding title: "New Forces in Old China: An Unwelcome but Inevitable Awakening").

If only there was a way to keep all of these but still arrange your screen to look better... Step 3: Dump all your unused apps into a single folder Title it "Crap".

Perhaps most impressively, however, he's conglomorated all three works into a single poster, titles One Hundred Thousand Emojis (above) which is the number of symbols and smileys it took the artist to complete all three tales.

November: Darlington & South Durham Herald & Post, Cannock Chase Post, Stafford Post, Sutton Coldfield News (all TM), Bridgwater and Burnham Times, East Kent Gazette, Medway News, Yeovil Times (NM), Your Leek Paper (IL) December: Bootle Times, Maghull & Aintree Star and Anfield & West Derby Star merged into single title, The Star (TM), Yeovil Express (NG) June: Torquay Herald Express (NM).