Sentence examples for recognize the title from inspiring English sources
The part of the sentence 'recognize the title' is correct and usable in written English
You can use it when you want to explain that someone is aware of the name of something. For example, "The audience erupted into applause when they recognized the title of the song he was playing."
She wants only to have the king recognize the title she inherited from her husband.
The emperor Charles IV refused to recognize the title, and it was not juridically held by the Habsburgs until 1453, when the emperor Frederick III, a Habsburg, confirmed Rudolf 's privilege and granted the title of archduke of Austria to his son Maximilian and his heirs.
And Merritt's cover of Kenny Loggins's "Danny's Song" (you may not recognize the title, but you surely know the song — it's the one with the chorus that goes "Even though we ain't got money / I'm so in love with you, honey") is hushed and intimate, with a melancholy shading of steel guitar.
You may recognize the title of this play both from the critic John Lahr's biographical take on the doomed relationship between the maverick English dramatist Joe Orton and his lover — and eventual killer — Kenneth Halliwell and from the 1987 film account of the same relationship, written by Alan Bennett, with Gary Oldman and Alfred Molina in the central roles.
Sharp-eyed bardolaters will recognize the title of "Love in Idleness" as the name of the "little western flow'r" that, when squeezed over the "sleeping eyelids" of characters in "A Midsummer Night's Dream," produces a passionate love for the next person the victim sees.
Worshippers of Preston Sturges will recognize the title of this film; "O Brother, Where Art Thou?" was the name of the well-meaning, socially constructive work that was planned by the Joel McCrea character — a movie director saddled with a conscience — in "Sullivan's Travels".
Galerius recognized the title in 309 or 310.
I recognized the title and kept reading the box, and it said it was by Bishop T.D. Jakes.
In France, after the vice squad impounded the stock, Girodias simply reprinted the book as "Lollipop," reasoning that while policemen might recognize the banned title, they would be unable to follow the English text.
I didn't recognize the song title when it was suggested, but now I realize I first heard it in a Space Camp video!
An announced attendance of 28,224 – the smallest crowd to watch a title game since 2002 – saw the Blue Devils (16-5) improve to 2-1 in championship finals and prevent the vaunted Orange from extending their Division I-leading total of national crowns to 11. (The NCAA does not recognize the 1990 title won by Syracuse after the team was cited for using an ineligible player).
