Sentence examples for shortened title from inspiring English sources

This shortened title was suggested by the poet, who had originally published the poems as Quatre tapisseries pour la Châtelaine de Vergi.

Environment Index is the new, shortened title for Environmental Issues & Policy Index.

This version of the dance gets a shortened title, "Errand" — a punctilio that the deviations from the original seem too minor to justify.

By the fall of 1961 the group had the No. 1 song in the country, "Michael, Row the Boat Ashore," an African-American spiritual that was released under the shortened title "Michael".

At this show, the two men exuded easy confidence, when performing their own boastful, smooth songs, or over the beat from "Paris," the shortened title of the hit by Kanye West and Jay-Z, or when ST 2 Lettaz rapped largely unaccompanied about stressful situations at home.

NME.com exclusively announced their debut album would be released on 12 January 2009, with shortened title To Lose My Life..

"But there is definitely a risk that shortening titles for the sake of it can lead to ambiguous or nonuseful titles".

Mr. Ritchie, who wrote and directed this version, has shortened the title, softened the ending and thrown overboard the sharp-elbowed politics that were Ms. Wertmüller's other notable hallmark.

They also shortened the title to South Pacific – Rodgers related that the producers tired of people making risqué puns on the word "tales".

Authors' response: We thank the reviewer for his kind comments and we have shortened the title.

PLAN TO SHORTEN TITLE GOLF PLAY; U.S.G.A. Officials Will Make Amateur Tourney at Oakmont Six-Day Event.