Sentence examples for precise title from inspiring English sources

But it is also Mulholland Dr (the film's precise title), where "Dr" signals dreaming.

It would have fit, though a more precise title would be "How Stuff Gets Made".

There have been disputes about the precise title and boundaries of the combined authority, likely to encompass 2 million people.

Jean, Paris, FranceSome confusion reigns over the precise title of this Michelin-starred restaurant: while once called "Chez Jean" it is now seemingly referred to merely as "Jean".

A more precise title might have been "Mother and Daughter," since continuities and complexities in the lives and relationships of women are what most interest Mr. Garcia.

There are 30 general managers (or people with G.M. duties, if not the precise title) in the league, and two of them are former basketball players from Emerson, a Division III college that plays in the Great Northeast Athletic Conference.

Or it will be if a committee of writers gets to work on Richard Stockwell's screenplay for "Killing Time," an all-too-precise title for the play at Fleetwood Stage, though it is an overused one.

In between correcting Paul Murphy on his precise former title (afraid I missed it), Hannam explains that being accused of market abuse is no fun.

To be more precise, the title was doomed by a vulgar alternative meaning that causes Web filters at schools and junk mail filters in e-mail programs to block access to material containing the magazine's name.

"It's not like we set out to create visual puns or quaint connections," he says of structuring what might be his most precise, personal title, despite its uncustomary sprawl over time and geography and media, with drawings from the artists Raymond Pettibon and Margaret Kilgallen.

More precise ownership titles mean "people feel more secure," said Jian Zongzhu, 72, who lives in Yangwang.