Sentence examples for overall title for from inspiring English sources

Japan took the overall title for consuming the least calories on average, although the modern tradition of eating a KFC box meal can hardly be described as healthy.

Hermann Maier won the World Cup overall title for the second straight year and the third time in his career yesterday, bolstering his credentials as one of skiing's great racers.

Team leader Simon Gerrans finished safely in the bunch at the end of the 90km Adelaide Street Race on Sunday afternoon to secure the overall title for a record fourth time.

With all this on her plate last fall — and after failing in 2010 to win the World Cup overall title for the first time since 2007 — Vonn traveled to Europe, ostensibly alone for the first time in 11 years.

"Singing in the Dead of Night" is the overall title for the works by Mr. Lang ("These Broken Wings"), Mr. Gordon ("The Light of the Dark") and Ms. Wolfe ("Singing in the Dead of Night"), and it offers a choice as well: the pieces can be played separately or, as they were here, in a unified 50-minute production.

However, her agent disliked it and suggested she take the heading of one chapter on birds, Silent Spring, for the overall title of her book.

"There's two downhill races and a super G, so for the downhill title, for the overall title, those are very important races for me and I wouldn't want to jeopardize that," she said.

The job description includes presenting stage awards, serving as ambassadors for various race sponsors, dressing in the appropriate outfit for presentations – polka dot for mountain climbs; yellow for overall title contenders - as well as touching tastefully-painted lips to sweaty cyclists' cheeks.

The overall title was a first for the 26-year-old Riesch, who was the runner-up to Vonn the past two seasons.

Hirscher, who won last year's overall title and edged Ligety for the 2012 giant slalom trophy, said: "At the moment, I think it is very, very hard to beat Ted.

Brailsford also said that Richie Porte would be a protected rider, like Froome, as an insurance policy if the 29-year-old Briton's injuries proved too severe for him to challenge for the overall title.