Sentence examples for self title from inspiring English sources

Epic moment not only for the primetime comedian but for the career of the twenty five year old singer who had successfully released his self title album a couple of years prior.

Workplace and Self Title were not significantly associated with key player status.

Most respondents (87.8%) chose a Self Title of "researcher", "academic", "clinician" or "clinician-researcher".

This resulted in 38.8% with a Self Title of "clinician", 53.7% "researcher" and 7.4% "clinician-researcher".

We named this variable "Self Title".

In an interview with Self Titled, Jack alluded to the creation of a White Stripes film to be released later in 2009.

The album is called "Self-Titled" for patently obvious reasons, apart from the fact that it's an ideal title: I couldn't think of another title, decided to let it be self-titled, and then decided that I should just call it Self-Titled.

One of Ms. Piper's best known and most poignant works remains her small 1981 pencil drawing with the self-explanatory title, "Self-Portrait Exaggerating My Negroid Features".

As a rule of thumb, there are two reasons why bands self-title an album several records into their career.

There were only eight races in Europe this year among the 19 scheduled races, in a further reflection of Formula One living up to its self-title of world championship.

Record Collector's Rare Record Price Guide puts mint copies of Bowie's self-title debut from 1967 at £800, while top quality copies of 1971's The Man Who Sold The World fetch around £700.