Sentence examples for notable title from inspiring English sources
Danza's book has a notable title: "I'd Like to Apologize to Every Teacher I Ever Had: My Year as a Rookie Teacher at Northeast High".
Equally good was his next: The Love Nest and Other Stories (1926), with its notable title story (dramatized by Robert E. Sherwood in 1927), "A Day with Conrad Green," and "Haircut".
Remarkably, that was the second time that he had put together a baseball team that ended a notable title drought, as he had guided the Boston Red Sox to a championship in 2004 that ended an 86-year title-free streak.
The nonfiction list was moony in its own way, with books by Leo Buscaglia and Helen Gurley Brown, but probably the most notable title was Robert A. Caro's "Path to Power: The Years of Lyndon Johnson," described here as "the first 33 years of the life of the 36th president".
Notable titles include The Cameraman's Revenge (1912)...... and The Insects' Christmas.
Other notable titles available on DVD include "An American in Paris," "On the Town" and "Gigi".
Film4's recent slate has included such notable titles as 12 Years a Slave, Frank, Starred Up and Under the Skin.
Other notable titles include "Miss Jane Austen's Guide to Modern Life's Dilemmas," by Rebecca Smith, a British novelist who says she is a direct descendant of the "Pride and Prejudice" author, and "What Would Michelle Do?
Among the perennial favourites are The Mouse and the Motorcycle (1965), Runaway Ralph (1970), and the Ramona series, whose notable titles include Ramona the Pest (1968), Ramona and Her Father (1977), and Ramona Quimby, Age 8 (1981).
To be released on videocassette and DVD by Docurama on Tuesday, Vincent Fremont and Shelly Dunn Fremont's film about one of the more spectacularly unusual denizens of the Factory, Warhol's studio, stands out in a month packed with notable titles.
All I can say about the 11 notable titles selected here is that in my opinion they represent an argument against the frequently heard claim that cookbooks are being dumbed down.
