Sentence examples for major title made from inspiring English sources

Creamer, 23, who is seeking her first major title, made a one-foot par putt on the third hole to jump-start her day.

Westwood, who like Donald is seeking his first major title, made six bogeys and two birdies in his 75.

Two members of tennis's aristocracy were playing elsewhere, so Nicklaus, the winner of a record 18 major golf titles, made his way to Court 1 and rooted for Bob and Mike Bryan as they moved a step closer to their 11th Grand Slam doubles crown.

At the 2002 French Open, most of the 11 players in their 30s were men who had won major titles or made deep runs in Grand Slam tournaments: Pete Sampras, Andre Agassi and Chang; Cedric Pioline and Todd Martin a step down; and Jonas Bjorkman and Wayne Ferreira on the next rung.

Worse, a few major titles never made it over to the Atari 8-bit platform at all.

Even the title made him wince.

His title makes reference to the neurologist Antonio Damasio, whose major book Descartes' Error and its succeeding volumes laid two charges against Cartesian philosophy.

This title makes me happy.

Have the title make sense.

Thompson, the Kraft Nabisco winner in April for her first major title, and Lee each made eight birdies and a pair of bogeys at Monroe Golf Club in Pittsford, N.Y., to finish a stroke ahead of ahead of Brittany Lincicome, Colombia's Lisa McCloskey and Canadian rookie Jennifer Kirby.

Cristie Kerr is halfway home to winning her second career major title, and she is making it look easy at the L.P.G.A. Championship.