Sentence examples for make the title from inspiring English sources

Although the historical document was titled Ustawa rządowa (Government Ordinance), Matejko chose to make the title page of the document as portrayed in his painting more explicit and at the same time put the name of the painting right in its center.

The red letters are there to make the title of the show pop.

Thomas Müller, meanwhile, happily vowed to make the title race "as unexciting as possible".

Even then, a rights holder must make the title available here within a short time of its release internationally.

Insofar as my answer to these questions is no — and that was in good measure the argument I tried to make — the title has an ironic overtone.

In Spain's case, the claims of financial inequality get ever louder as six La Liga clubs operate under bankruptcy protection while Madrid and Barcelona, with their separate TV income, make the title a two-horse race from start to finish.

Because the computer formulas rely so heavily on strength of schedule, Palm said he gave Boise State only a 50-50 chance to make the title game if it were the only undefeated team in college football.

In the second half of last season Arsenal were imperious, playing the best football in the division as they grabbed on to the coat-tails of Premier League leaders Chelsea and threatened to make the title race seem interesting.

Before the leak of takeover talks for the i, the owners of the Independent had hoped to present any decision to make the title online only as a positive one.

OHIO STATE (10-0, 6-0 BIG TEN) Why they will make the title game: The Buckeyes have won 28 consecutive regular-season games and 20 consecutive conference games.

So much so that when showing galleries we decided to make the title and thumbnail "ribbon" move out of the way after a few seconds so you see the image unobscured.