Sentence examples for now titled from inspiring English sources

Rather than adhering to the book's title, the one-hour drama is now titled "Surviving the Filthy Rich".

It is now titled "Tallulah Tonight".

A few months later, the chapter now titled "May Day" was accepted by the Fortnightly Review.

Chris Mullin's novel, now titled Secret State, is published by Serpent's Tail, price £7.99 and is out now.

One is close to home: on Tuesday, The New Yorker relaunched its books blog, which is now titled Page-Turner.

Schiller provided a constant commentary while Goethe rewrote, completed, and published his novel begun nearly 20 years before, now titled Wilhelm Meisters Lehrjahre (1795 96; Wilhelm Meister's Apprenticeship).

In June 1937, after Mrs. Simpson's divorce was finalized, the ex-king -- now titled the duke of Windsor -- married her in France.

Last year, James Franco announced that he had bought the film rights to The Disaster Artist; the forthcoming film, now titled The Masterpiece, also stars Seth Rogen.

Now titled "TRYING TIMES (REMEMBERED)," it will feature the original cast members Valda Setterfield (Mr. Gordon's wife) and Karen Graham, although not Mr. Gordon himself.

These scholarships, now titled Research Fellowships, are still going strong over a century later, and have a long and illustrious list of recipients.

In December, he showed Fields the first chapter of his final reworking of the elixir theme, now titled "The Dolliver Romance".