Sentence examples for might be titled from inspiring English sources

Starwars's show might be titled "Advertisements for My Stuff," and features a few actual advertisements.

The most unlikely drama that unfolds in the letters might be titled "A Comedy of Chows".

But the story line of this Ray's might be titled "From Broadway to the Boondocks, With Extra Cheese".

IF the Le Petit Cafe in Branford were a movie, it might be titled "The Miracle on Montowese Street".

If the gay civil rights movement were a musical comedy, it might be titled "A Funny Thing Happened on the Way to the Supreme Court".

But it would be instructive and deeply pleasant work to compile a thick and ragged volume that might be titled "The Tao of Harrison".

The class might better be titled How to Do Well by Doing Good.

The first room is filled with an array of single and grouped objects that might collectively be titled "Back to Basics".

Were it written today by Hannah or one of the other girls on "Girls," Mackay's essay might well be titled "Why We Go to Bushwick".

"The Shapes of Space," the Guggenheim Museum's spirited if sometimes disjointed display of works from its collection, might almost be titled "Welcome to the 21st Century".

Meanwhile, when he leads the show's big finale, the satirical rouser "Brotherhood of Man," you can be forgiven for thinking it might better be titled "Brotherhood of Manikins".