Sentence examples for planned title from inspiring English sources

Furthermore, the show was forced to change from its originally planned title of The Downtowners due to its closeness to an MTV show.

Island Records agreed to release the tapes, plus some extras, as Derek and Clive (Live), this a last-minute change from the planned title: Derek and Clive (Dead).

There was also a snippet from a commercial in which a London building exploded in a rain of colors, an image that had inspired Stiller's planned title sequence: Walter's head, stuffed with florid scenarios, would explode "like a firecracker piñata".

Last summer he co-wrote a diary of the World Cup, a correspondence with the writer Fredrik Ekelund, in which he muses on his affection for the cynical approach of Argentina – for a long time, "Argentina" was the planned title of My Struggle.

Some of the biggest rap records this summer are coming out near July 4. Nas's new album — which originally had a racial epithet as its planned title but, according to an announcement this week, will now be released without one — is due on July 1, the same date as new records from 50 Cent's G Unit and Busta Rhymes.

The planned title of Resurrection was scrapped when Fox announced the title of the fourth Alien film; the movie was rebranded First Contact on May 3 , 1996

It was originally recorded for I Am... and had planned titles "Fetus" and "Belly Button Window".

He planned to title them My First 75 Years, as if there were no reason he couldn't live another three-quarters of a century.

Electronics Arts has apologised for the shambolic launch of the latest version of town-planning title SimCity.

The strategic health research plan (SHRP) component had questions on: existence of a strategic health research plan; period covered by the plan; title of the plan; whether the plan needed updating; whether WHO support was needed; and whether the plan was being implemented.

He also noted that he'd planned on titling the album "Question and Answer" — in addition to "The Answer," it includes a twisty theme called "Question" — until he remembered that Pat Metheny already had an album by that name.