Sentence examples for make a title from inspiring English sources

Enough will perhaps to make a title run?

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.

In the unlikely event that a former owner somehow wins back rights to the foreclosed home you end up buying and then tries to kick you out, you will need to make a title insurance claim.

For example, in the development process, the company decided not to make a title mandatory for the post as it seemed like it was just getting in the way.

Instead it is Crolla who advanced his claims for a shot at Rees' Scottish stable-mate, although Burns is set to face Mexican fighter Raymundo Beltran on 7 September in Glasgow and if he wins that could make a title defence at New York's famous Madison Square Garden.

Hopefully, Van Gaal can land the key signings needed to make a title challenge this season.

Scottie Pippen for Michael Jordan It's been oft-cited that MJ didn't get a ring until then-Bulls coach Phil Jackson got him to understand that one man doesn't make a title-winning team.

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.

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