Sentence examples for powerful title from inspiring English sources

Miliband has already broken one unwritten rule of British politics by attacking Rupert Murdoch over phone hacking, so some of his aides were worried that he should not irreversibly fall out with a second powerful title – the Daily Mail.

This is certainly the case with the powerful title story, an account of the ascent of Danny Kim from a West Coast family of Korean immigrants to corporate bigwig at a Boston consulting firm.

The powerful title track summed up what Tony Banks described as the album's overall "unromantic" feel: a sparse and cold jam with an airy, spacy quality more like Eno or Krautrock than anything in the Genesis catalogue.

The song has Aretha-like highs and not many lows, and also features that seventies staple the extended rap — as does the powerful title single, a milestone of dramatic soul in which Brown calls her man's other girlfriend and pleads her case.

Jodorowsky and Moebius collaborated on comic books, beginning with Les Yuex du chat (1978; The Eyes of the Cat) and including most notably L'Incal (1981 88; The Incal), a science-fiction story in which a bumbling private detective comes into possession of the powerful title artifact.

"Welcome to Jamrock" is selling on the back of the powerful title track, which has become a crossover hit partially because it sounds like older reggae, which may reassure those who feel assaulted by the computer rhythms of modern Jamaican dancehall.

The consensus that has emerged is that Mr. Hua, despite his powerful titles, played a minor role in shaping that outcome, but that he also did not try to suppress the wing of the ruling party that supported faster change.

And while most of these games are relatively low on the spec requirement scale (more powerful titles are planned for later), GameZen also offers hardware-independence, meaning they can run regardless of what kind of Windows devices are out there.

Gisele, watch your back: Kathy Ireland might be closing in on your "most powerful model" title.

Clearly Anna knew what she was talking about, as the Vogue Editor-in-Chief never attended college but helms the most powerful magazine title in the industry.

During Hollywood's Golden Age in the thirties and forties, you had Max Steiner, who composed one of the most powerful, recognizable title themes ever- for "Gone With The Wind" (1939).