Sentence examples for its title from the from inspiring English sources

It takes its title from the controversial businessman turned politician's 1987 best-seller.

It takes its title from the one popular tune: Mr. Haimovitz's Jimi Hendrix-style version of "The Star-Spangled Banner".

It takes its title from the testimony of Alan Greenspan to Congress in which he admitted to a flaw in his reasoning.

It took its title from the afterlife to which the ancient Greeks thought the heroic and righteous were transported after death.

It derives its title from the figure of speech that a camel is "a horse made by a committee".

It derives its title from the pseudonym he was required to invent, a combination of the Joseph Conrad and Anton Chekhov's first names.

It is out in February, taking its title from the first line of Chaucer's poem.

Instead it follows last year's Whitney Biennial, which took its title from the 1973 François Truffaut film "Day for Night," and borrows its title from the 1976 Jean-Luc Godard film "Ici et Ailleurs".

It covered entrepreneurial and venture-capital activity, taking its title from the nickname for a preliminary share-offering prospectus.

Cinema 16 got its title from the 16-mm.

(The play takes its title from the river that runs through the city).