Sentence examples for library titles from inspiring English sources

That means movies on demand ($3.95 to watch a new release, $2.95 for library titles).

Library titles like "Dumbo," "Alice in Wonderland" and "Pocahontas" will become available on Netflix immediately, Disney said.

He started his formal career in 1981 in Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer's New York office, where he sold library titles to hospitals, colleges and ships at sea.

The deal, which includes library titles like "Mary Poppins," comes after similar agreements by You On Demand with Warner Brothers and Lionsgate.

"Meet Me in St . Louis is the latest of the Warner library titles to benefit from this procedure, and the results are stunning.

That's more of an investment than most distributors are willing to make in library titles, which is why so few classics have made it to Blu-ray.

Still, I have no memory from this period of "A Portrait of the Artist" (maybe not yet a Modern Library title), which would have given us more to chew on.

But as Mr. Weisman and Mr. Phillips explained during a tangled luncheon conversation in Los Angeles last week, they also conceived the idea of selling the movie — along with its extraordinary archive of negatives, prints and associated materials that Mr. Weisman had kept in a Los Angeles warehouse — to an institution or private collector who would value it not as a library title, but as art.

Exactly, and when presented with the process of making a library title like that, and not just Aquaman specifically -- I've been offered lots -- the train's already left the station.

All of this comes as Oculus continues to build up its library of titles; the company's VR store now boasts 700+ titles in its library with 20 launching next month that boast support for the new Gear VR controller.

His home library includes titles like "Alms for Jihad" and "The Road to Martyrs Squaree".