Sentence examples for redundant title from inspiring English sources

The agency's new Avian Bird Relocation System -- "That's just what it's called," a spokeswoman, Marisa Baldeo, said about the redundant title -- is the latest step in its long battle with pigeons that spatter outdoor subway stations.

To this potpourri of hypotheses can now be added a compelling work by anonymous bureaucrats in Great Britain, under the oddly redundant title "Report of the Official Account of the Bombings in London on 7th July 2005".

But concept bands are loath to discard a good concept, and the Dirtbombs have finally spit out their bubblegum in the form of "Ooey Gooey Chewy Ka-Blooey!," a new record whose exuberantly redundant title references the fountainhead of the genre, the Ohio Express's 1968 hit "Chewy Chewy".

The announcement of Mr. Kim's new, seemingly redundant title — he had already been the supreme commander of the Korean People's Army — was made two days after the dismissal of the chief of the military's general staff, Vice Marshal Ri Yong-ho.

These probe sets were filtered for redundant gene titles (HGU133AV2_V25_affy_annotation file, 3/17/2008) to yield 2320 unique genes being represented by the probe sets.

Now Redundant - the title refers to being generally surplus to requirements - is being staged in the Theatre Downstairs, a rare accolade for a writer at the start of his career.

"The directors... are proud that no titles have been lost throughout the recession, no journalists have been made compulsorily redundant and several titles are planned to be purchased," the company said.

An attempt to launch a Northern daily newspaper, the North West Times, employing journalists made redundant by other titles, closed in 1988.

One: The title is redundant.

According to Dan Saunders, senior associate at Kass Uehling, a name-consulting firm in Manhattan, the use of dot-com in a title is redundant.

Granted, this list makes the title seem redundant, but I do think calling it a financial crisis misses the true nature of that time.