Sentence examples for lead title from inspiring English sources

The book was passionately published as Headline Review's lead title in its period.

We may exaggerate the phenomenon of the autumn glut because of what might be called "lead title creep".

It was promoted as a lead title: there were T-shirts, posters and a limited edition box set.

The book was selected as the lead title for Doubleday's Currency imprint, its business book division, for winter 2004, meaning that it will get an additional marketing push.

Which, as a lead title, was strangely not developed in 1080p, the unit's best resolution.

But after that, if they won't make yours a lead title, I'm really not sure it's worth it any more.

After all, one of the company's lead titles for the fall, "The Family Foundations Study Bible," had its origins in a similarly unsolicited suggestion from an outsider.

The winner-takes-all nature of today's industry means that marketing money is being concentrated on a handful of "lead titles" each month, and plenty of publishers are quietly shelving authors they perceive as irredeemably unprofitable.

This year alone will see international publication of books by writers including Chimamanda Ngozi Adichie, Taiye Selasi, NoViolet Bulawayo and Alain Mabanckou as lead titles – with none of the "specialist" back-of-the-bookshop timidity that would have been evident even 10 years ago.

But Wessels, who has made the second highest number of runs in first-class cricket this season, struck 14 boundaries and will be aiming to lead title-chasing Notts to a vital victory, as they look to surpass Yorkshire's record run-chase of 339 at the same ground last summer.

Amazon's release notes that in 2014, Waterfall Press will publish both fiction and nonfiction, but its lead titles are all nonfiction.