Sentence examples for said a title from inspiring English sources
"He asked to be president of the D.N.C.," Mr. Ickes said, a title that would have to be created.
In an interview, Mr. Martinelli said a title company, which he declined to identify, told him that it had discovered errors in the county clerk's records.
And he said a title challenge was already unlikely.
With Viewpoint out of the Liberty League, Eggleston said a title is up for grabs.
— so pulling, say, a title from a website is often a judgement call made by the archivist doing the work.
"Great Britain was the mightiest empire on Earth and its empire was built on the backs of slaves," says a title card at the beginning of Amazing Grace.
None of this comes as much of a surprise to Damon Hill, the most ruminative of F1's TV commentators, who says a title for Rosberg would be well deserved.
Sir Alex Ferguson suggested yesterday that the Bulgarian could be the 25-goal a season man that he always says a title-challenging side needs.
She no longer needed, he said, a royal title (earlier removed) to generate her particular brand of magic.
World number two O'Sullivan, who has won 27 ranking titles, said "a World Championship, UK Championship or Masters title would always come before Olympic gold".
"There was a mail that was titled 'minus 33 degrees, alone, and sick,' so I said, 'What a title!
