Top of the Premier League on New Year's Day 2002, Leeds slumped alarmingly after defeat by Cardiff in the FA Cup and finished fifth with a dressing room acrimoniously torn over O'Leary's book "Leeds United on Trial" whose title cashed in on the notoriety of the prosecution of Woodgate and Bowyer for affray and assault.
His 1935 play Mulatto ― a protest against Jim Crow ― became the longest running Broadway play written by an African American until Lorraine Hansberry's 1959 A Raisin in the Sun (the first play written by a black woman to be produced on Broadway), whose title was drawn from Hughes' "Dream Deferred".
Mr. Heath performed an unaccompanied improvisation on a song whose title encapsulated what many of the speakers said about Mr. Roach: "There Will Never Be Another You".
One day in 1997, Mr. Houston, an inveterate collector of discarded stuff, came across a book on the street whose title he recalled as "Healing Yourself With Art".
Mr. Ebbers relied instead far more on P. Bruce Borghardt, whose title was general counsel for corporate development, according to both reports.
She set aside longer writing projects until, with some reluctance, she began work on a study whose title, for a long time, was "Man Against the Earth".
New Yorker Films offers the South Korean director Hong Sang-soo's self-excoriating melodrama, "Woman on the Beach" — whose title is borrowed from Jean Renoir's 1947 classic (Oct . 28.
Three years later he moved to California, but he missed the East Coast and began working on a song whose title he had had in his mind for a while, "Rhinestone Cowboy".
On his show, whose title includes an exclamation that can't be printed here, Mr. Maron, a stand-up comic by trade, has cast himself as an unlikely celebrity interviewer — one who is angry, probing, neurotic and a vulnerable recovering addict.
