Sentence examples similar to sought after title from inspiring English sources

Releasing games like "Mirror's Edge" in the holiday season might seem to make them more high profile, but it unnecessarily puts them in competition with more recognizable and sought after titles.

Those who make it into this exclusive club are typically the biggest producers and, with only 100 or so new partners named every two years, it is a sought-after title.

Four years ago, a tiny powerhouse named Gabby Douglas blasted on to the national scene, tumbling, leaping and flying her way to gymnastics' most sought-after title: Olympic individual all-around champion.

After a year of dealing with hackers publishing scripts, distribution partners accidentally slipping full episodes, and spoiler-hungry fans surveilling sets like Cold War spies, HBO's programming president Casey Bloys has come up with a plan to take extra measures to protect the ending of HBO's most sought-after title, Game of Thrones.

A. People who are paing privately are more sought after than Title 19 people.

Predating "corrupt cop" fiction like Irvine Welsh's Filth or David Peace's "Red Riding Quartet" by some decades, the "Bastard" trilogy has dated remarkably well, and – like so many NEL titles – the originals are highly sought after by collectors today.

She was very sought after.

They're fiercely sought after by collectors.

Other UK professionals are similarly sought after.

Cubism is sought after these days.

Newspapers were desperately sought after in camp.