Sentence examples for sought title from inspiring English sources

It weaves together fragments of folklore, scenes involving Edward Curr's initial contact with the Yorta Yorta in the 1800s (the play's title means "Go away") and courtroom exchanges from an unsuccessful 1990s case in which the Yorta Yorta sought title to what they argued were tribal lands.

Women's soccer is a bargain for institutions seeking Title IX compliance.

But all of the other big-name players seeking title No. 1 are on the wrong side of 30.

Gen. John Van de Kamp, who has refused to join Stirling's case, can legitimately seek title on behalf of the state, the federal government said.

But the devoted tout articles in the jumbled document that give rights to people to undertake their own urban planning projects, embark on community activism and allow them to seek titles to plots where they have built makeshift homes.

In 1308 he vainly sought the title of Holy Roman emperor to ensure additional French control over Italy and the papal possessions.

(Presumably, the gold would go to "the world's home," but no one has sought that title, according to a search of trademark records).

Like Nobunaga, Hideyoshi felt constrained by lineage not to make himself shogun and thus sought other titles to legitimize his rule.

That condemnation clears the way for the State Department of Transportation to seek legal title to the land.

Nicklaus, seeking the title for the first time, shot a one-under-par 70 at Royal County Down.

Pacquiao is seeking a title in an eighth weight division in what will be his second fight at Cowboys Stadium.