Sentence examples for return of title from inspiring English sources

And last week the prime minister, Malcolm Turnbull, attended the formal return of title deeds to 65,000ha of Aboriginal land.

The steps include an examination of the GAO findings by the Education Department's Office of Inspector General, along with a review of the Federal Student Aid Office as a possible basis for investigations of and enforcement actions against the schools, Silber says, which could include the return of title IV funds, as well as the termination of Title IV eligibility.

This will be his 10th slam final, for a return of two titles – but he has never played anyone but Roger Federer or Djokovic on the final Sunday of a major.

Universal staff writer Tom Reed wrote a treatment under the title The Return of Frankenstein, a title retained until filming began.

The project, which would start in January 2011, would be completed four years from now — in time for the 100th Rose Bowl game and the return of the B.C.S. title game.

Warwick then had Southampton and his followers purged from the Council after winning the support of Council members in return for titles, and was made Lord President of the Council and great master of the king's household.

The case for the return of "pungent, enigmatic titles".

He will probably level the same accusation at me when I say his obsession with unpredictability is in my opinion related to "the illusion of return" (incidentally the title of a rather good novel by the Lebanese-born Palestinian writer Samir El-Yousufferedffered by exiles.

Eve's Diary's reinstatement follows the return of Kurt Vonnegut's classic title Slaughterhouse-Five and Sarah Ockler's young adult novel Twenty Boy Summer – about two girls coming to terms with the sudden death of a loved one – to a school library in Republic, Missouri.

The title, "Return of the Ashes," references the process of taking Napoleon's body back to France after he died.

In February 2009, Astonishing X-Men #6, which depicted the return of Colossus to the title, and concluded Whedon's first story arc, was named by readers as the #65 in Marvel's Top 70 Comics of all time.