Sentence examples for new subtitle from inspiring English sources

Both Mr. Steele and Mr. Anfuso agreed that if "Bound Man" appeared in paperback, it would carry a new subtitle.

The word "Aficionado" dominates the cover, and Mr. Shanken has added a new subtitle, "The Good Life Magazine for Men".

(Or Asbridge knows it. In the American edition of his book, a new subtitle has been added: "The Roots of Conflict Between Christianity and Islam").

With a new subtitle, "One World," the 24th season contains a number of twists on the "Survivor" format, like forcing the two opposing tribes to live in the same camp, but those changes could not prevent the show from dropping to its lowest premiere ratings ever.

In her remarkable 1994 documentary, "Aimé Césaire: A Voice for History" (reissued in 2006 with a new subtitle, "A Voice for the 21st Century"), the Martinican filmmaker Euzhan Palcy showed Mr. Césaire in his trademark beige suit, hands clasped behind his back, walking among the ruins of Château Dubuc, a sugar plantation founded in 1725 on the peninsula.

When the new paperback edition of "No Apology" came out in February, early readers noted that not only had Romney added a new subtitle but also a new preface, ranting about the founders-hating big spenders who are now running the country.

This is the start of Trapped, a new BBC4 series set in a frozen land of wholly new subtitles.

There will be 12 series featured in the initial launch and Mr Iuzzolino has personally overseen new subtitling for each of them to avoid jarring translation errors.

In a new print, with new subtitles intended to capture the flavor of the 1955 film's underworld argot, "Bob" will play at Film Forum from tomorrow through Aug. 9. Another 1955 classic, Nicholas Ray's "Rebel Without a Cause," will be shown tonight at 7 30 in Celebrate Brooklyn! at the Prospect Park Bandshell, Ninth Street and Prospect Park West in Park Slope.

In addition to "Variety Lights" and "Il Bidone," his 1956 classic "Nights of Cabiria" (Criterion, 118 minutes, $39.95) is quite the best of all Fellini DVD's: crisp film transfer, new subtitles and enticing extras like interviews with various colleagues, including the producer Dino De Laurentiis.

The new subtitle-only option is a big step forward for Kera because it simplifies things even further, by allowing companies to build walkthroughs that don't require any kind of audio or narration component.