Sentence examples for made a title from inspiring English sources

McEnroe is reported to be threatening legal action against a format that has made a title out of his notorious 1980s catchphrase.

✒The comedy Movie 43 has been described by many critics as "the worst film ever made", a title it will have to slug out with Ed Wood's Plan Nine From Outer Space.

Stanford won the ITU World Triathlon Title in 2013, though a foot injury ruled her out of early races in this year's championship and has made a title defence unrealistic.

Enough will perhaps to make a title run?

It makes a title like "The Drew Carey Show" seem vague and offhand.

Despite the unpredictable fortunes of books, I'll hazard a few general rules of what makes a title endure.

If Michigan State makes a title run of its own, the Spartans may do it on the broad back of Green.

Word of mouth seems to always be king, but even moving a book from one spot to another can make a title just fly off the shelf.

What little success they did have, making a title race of the league, was achieved in a style that enamoured nobody; there has been little glamour.

Never again will I judge a book by its bad title but will bear Julian Barnes's recent, wise words in mind: "A book makes a title, not the other way round".

○ Have each team start their PowerPoint by making a title slide and inserting the animals' common and scientific names into a blank slideshow.