Sentence examples for like titles from inspiring English sources

She didn't like appearing in public, and she didn't like titles.

"I like titles," she says with a grin, over coffees in a rackety West End café.

A gigantic online streaming service, subscription based, featuring all of a select publisher or developer's games, ready to access whenever you like, titles spanning the ages.

I also like titles to be in conflict with the work, or at least to not be obviously connected so it remains kind of open, like a poem that can't exactly be resolved, or an unsolvable math problem.

Come awards season each year for three-quarters of a century, such literary adaptations would swan into theaters like glamorous debutantes — "Gone With the Wind," "To Kill a Mockingbird," "Dr. Zhivago," "Terms of Endearment," "The English Patient" and the like — titles with prestigious literary pedigrees, big stars, lustrous production values and the unmistakable whiff of cultural importance.

"I like titles that make people curious, but also offer the potential for your own interpretation but have some sort of call-to-action," says Kuehnle. "When I work on projects, I always like to learn things and have new experiences.

For example, long before George Bush made nicknames cool, the former House majority leader was proudly sporting his pro-wrestling-like titles: The Hammer, The Bugman.

Responding to what the commission described as "false claims", it compared more than 1,000 like-for-like titles sold in the UK and Australia, as well as 400 sold in Australia and the US.

He does not give poetry readings; he does not appear in anthologies and is never nominated for prizes; his books have Captain Beefheart-like titles such as Her Weasels Wild Returning and Streak~~~Willing~~~Entourage~~~Artesian; he attracts acolytes and execrators, rather than run-of-the-mill readers, and, most important, no one knows what any of it means.

Mass-appeal titles generate wholesale revenue of only $15 a unit, about half that of Quake-like titles, but they cost much less to bring to market.

Mass-appeal titles generate wholesale revenue of only $15 per unit, about half that of Quake-like titles, but they cost much less to bring to market.