Sentence examples for noteworthy titles from inspiring English sources

Among his more noteworthy titles are Algorithms + Data Structures = Programs (1975), Algorithms & Data Structures (1986), Digital Circuit Design (1995), and Compiler Construction (1996).

A LITTLE HISTORY OF BRITISH GARDENING (North Point, $35), by Jenny Uglow, leads us from ancient Roman gardens in Britain right up to several of the modern authors of books on this year's list of noteworthy titles.

Here are some noteworthy titles: By James Thurber Little, Brown (1959) Among the magazine's original writers, Mr. Thurber offers a portrait of Harold Ross, the founder and first editor of The New Yorker.

This film has only the suggestion of a script, credited to Sandler and Fred Wolf (whose screenwriting credits include such noteworthy titles as Joe Dirt and Dickie Roberts: Former Child Star).

And the line up sounds noteworthy too, with titles including Hexic and Mozaki Blocks, both from Alexei Pajitnov, one of the creators of Tetris.

Then there's the point-and-click adventure games and the dungeon-based RPGs, which are honestly more noteworthy for their titles than the extremely carry-on sex you'll wish you hadn't wasted an hour working toward.

Then there's the point and click adventure games and the dungeon-based RPGs, which are honestly more noteworthy for their titles than the extremely carry-on sex you'll wish you hadn't wasted an hour working towards.

Also noteworthy are the title essay describing the parsonage and "Roger Malvin's Burial," a historical tale.

That's especially noteworthy since the title is a Kindle Single.

Most noteworthy is the title track, which may not feature a guitar solo but stands as proof of what a great songwriter the guy was.

In a fascinating and brazen book, Doug Mitchell wrote about the 7 lies often told during the sales process, the book is noteworthy for its title and cover, a slickly dressed salesman with 2 fingers crossed behind his back.