Sentence examples for passage titled from inspiring English sources

The Hittite and Hurrian references to redemption come from a passage titled "The Song of Debt Release," which was excavated in the Hittite capital several years ago.

For an eighth grade reading passage titled "Jason's Gold," questions had multiple correct answers and students were asked to figure out which ones the test writers thought were best.

The passage was titled "synopsis of important steps".

Their meeting and romance are captured in "Flights of Passage," accurately titled in view of its account of his multiple progress as a pilot, officer and husband.

These included exhibitions titled Passage, at Kyoto Seika University in Japan in 1994, and Fragile Objects at the National Library of Australia in 1996.

There, visitors can see his new work, titled Passage of Time, including two 66.5-meter-long, 4-meter-tall steel curves that weave through the artspaces, as well as earlier work from the sculpture legend. .

Last summer the museum mounted a temporary exhibition titled "Passages," in which African art was displayed against mural-size color images of Africa by the photographers Carol Beckwith and Angela Fisher.

"She's one of the most original and creative artists of our times," said history Professor Gordon Chang, who introduced Ono before her talk, titled "Passages for Light". The event was sponsored by the Stanford Institute for Creativity and the Arts in collaboration with Chang and the Asian American Art Project at Stanford.

The offending passage was in pages titled Patterns of Immigration in McGraw-Hill Education's World Geography book.

A broad coalition of conservative and progressive religious groups pushed back hard, leading to congressional passage of the tendentiously titled Religious Freedom Restoration Act.

The latest political attack on Malala has been inspired by a passage in her memoir, titled "I am Malala", in which she describes her father's reaction to Salman Rushdie's controversial novel The Satanic Verses.