Sentence examples for once titled from inspiring English sources

(The historian Peter Hennessy once titled a book about postwar Britain "Muddling Through").

White's column, which she once titled "The Children's Shelf," called into question the very idea of a children's library.

Once titled "Death," it was conceived as a companion to a play called "Life," since renamed "Seascape".

Its 82-year-old author is no longer the woman who once titled a play "Home Sweet Home; Or, Family Butchers".

The uncompromising Abstract Expressionist painter Barnett Newman once titled a painting "Who's Afraid of Red, Yellow and Blue?" He knew a lot of people were.

The "Banjo Bolshevik" (as I once titled a New Republic piece on him, to Marty Peretz's delight) has become, inarguably, a singing sage.

Depp and Wasikowska will reprise their roles as the Mad Hatter and Alice, respectively, in the sequel that was once tentatively titled "Into the Looking Glass".

Back in the parking lot, the old man, his paper hat once again titled on his head -- this tempers his irritable demeanor with a jaunty 1950's air -- guides us from the narrow space.

The show, titled "Once Upon a Dream," will feature lighting and visual elements designed by Marc Brickman, a veteran who most recently did Roger Waters's "Wall" tour.

Now she is working on a memoir, to be titled "Once Upon a Secret," about the consequences of hiding such an explosive past for so long.

In a few days Macmillan is bringing out a book titled "Once Upon a City," which contains over 200 photos of N.Y.