Sentence examples for recurring title from inspiring English sources
Every recurring title in Billboard's Top 40 had lower sales than the week before.
Viewers of the subsequent 28 movies in the series wouldn't realise that the recurring title words hadn't originally been a saucy pun but a piece of army jargon.
BEIRUT: Look back at Noam Chomsky's lectures over the years and you will notice a recurring title: "The current crisis in the Middle East".
Despite 11,000 civilian casualties in Afghanistan during 2015, the highest number since the 2001 invasion by U.S. and NATO forces, and the recurring title of "the least peaceful nation in the world," the SMB considers certain areas of the country – most notably Kabul – to be safe.
There are the usual big-hitters – Guinness World Records, memoirs and cookbooks – but there are some recurring titles linking the larger groups with the independents.
Microcosm and macrocosm--his couple's utterances and nudity have both theological and semiological significance ("nature" and "metaphor" are recurring titles for sequences).
Prime-time renown has come from a recurring part as the title character in the ITV hit drama The Suspicions of Mr Whicher.
One of two pieces titled "Soul Song" (titles recur throughout the collection) is a particularly affecting love poem that points longingly towards – though it finally rejects – the idea of a complete spiritual union between two people.
The Number 11 of the title recurs throughout, and refers also to the fact that this is Coe's 11th novel, but while the Chancellor's residence has a part to play in the plot, it feels more tricksy motif than integral theme and, ultimately, this take on the moral bankruptcy of modern Britain is let down by being too obvious, both in its targets and in their subsequent takedown.
The travails of performing in the ancient Christian drama of the title are a recurring theme in Sarah Ruhl's "Passion Play," an epic-length but light-spirited romp through several centuries of religious pageantry, individual morality and global politics.
Thanks to the pre-germinated seed laid by Seaward and his staff, the Olympic tennis tournament really can begin on Saturday, just as planned, even if it will begin without Rafael Nadal, who will not defend his men's singles title because of recurring knee problems.
