Sentence examples for large titles from inspiring English sources
Blow decided to prevent Braid being overwhelmed by a number of large titles that were scheduled for release in late 2008 and pushed the release to early 2009.
It is currently the largest independent video game music production company, and continues to work on large titles such as Odin Sphere and Final Fantasy XII: Revenant Wings.
Create a title page featuring a large picture of the person or pet and their name in large titles.
On one wall, five lurid sample pages from horror comics were introduced with the large title "KILL!" and a caption asking "Should your child see this?" Apparently no recordings survive of the discussions about these comics broadcast on BBC television and radio, but debates in parliament reveal the misgivings about trying to curb them without imposing wider press censorship.
I have been a licensed realtor, a lender, sold insurance, and have been a title insurance agent for just about all of the large title insurers.
Such fronts typically are run by the large title companies but are co-owned by real estate agents and mortgage brokers, who get a cut of the profits.
They didn't understand why I wanted to attend a school facing a large Title IX suit, a school that allows the few students who are found responsible of gender-based misconduct to be TAs and RAs, and a school where a few short videos are substitutes for the comprehensive, ongoing consent workshops some activists have been requesting for years.
It makes 85% of profits from its ten largest titles with revenues split between advertising and subscriptions.
Ever tempted, he nonetheless rebuffed (mostly) any interest by larger titles or, later, by new digital enterprises.
In 2002, the first year in which Roger Federer captured a Masters title, the four Grand Slams and 13 largest titles were divided among 10 different players.
Kelsey, which says that its titles are produced "for enthusiasts by enthusiasts", said that Cage & Aviary Birds will be one of the largest titles it publishes.
