Sentence examples for ordinary title from inspiring English sources

(Tommasini)   ★ Riverside Symphony (Thursday) For its season-finale concert, the Riverside Symphony offers a typically imaginative program with a deceptively ordinary title: "Old World/New World".

The book has delivered on the ordinary title and indeed made headlines, mainly about what Mitchell has chosen to divulge from private, off-the-record conversations with successive prime ministers.

There should always be a fund separate from ordinary Title I to provide intensive assistance to schools in the lowest 5percentt of their states on state assessments.

One of his first published pieces was his essay "Culture Is Ordinary", its very title a proposition that has lost its polemical weight.

These questions are not answered in "Ordinary Resurrections," whose title is taken from the label an Episcopal priest once offered Kozol for "the commonplace and frequently unnoticed ways that people rise above their loneliness and fear".

This wasn't a novel claim: "Ordinary Men" was indeed the title of a book on the same subject by the historian Christopher Browning, one that Goldhagen drew on (although he also tended to disparage it).

They've followed their magnum opus, "Southern Rock Opera" (New West), with the smaller-scale "Decoration Day" (New West), tales of ordinary lives with titles like "Your Daddy Hates Me" and "Hell No, I Ain't Happy".

The prince and his longtime girlfriend are to marry on Friday at Westminster Abbey before an invited congregation of some 1,900 people ranging from what the British call commoners — that is, ordinary people without titles — to crowned heads of old monarchies and a smattering of the newer elite from show business and sport.

Titled "Ordinary", the video depicts Fandi's rise from a simple boy playing soccer in his backyard to one of Asia's most talented footballers.

Unfortunately, most of "Lucky You," starting with the title, is ordinary or outright awful.

"The Vast Fields of Ordinary" is a tricky title for Nick Burd's fascinating and dreamy first novel.