Sentence examples for splendid title from inspiring English sources

"Bach & God Oxfordrd) is the splendid title of a new book by Michael Marissen, a professor emeritus at Swarthmore College.

Correction to this articleIN THE mid-1980s Rolling Stone magazine published an essay by P.J. O'Rourke, a conservative American humorist, with the splendid title "Among the Euro-Weenies".

Instead, he sat down one day, put pen to paper, and composed an article for the "Ladies Home Journall" with the splendid title "Everybody Ought to Be Rich".

For seven years Katherine lived neglected in London, her splendid title of Dowager Princess of Wales disguising her frugal housekeeping arrangements and dwindling hopes.

Six months after taking office, he switched sides with Senator Pedro Espada Jr., who was given various emoluments and a splendid title by the Republicans so that they could recapture control of the Senate.

There's also an enjoyable lesser effort, Jorge Grau's The Living Dead at the Manchester Morgue, which lives up to its splendid title (one of no fewer than 15 titles it has had worldwide).

It's actually rather grown up and contains an impressive collection of paraphernalia, including some wonderful old books with splendid titles such as Reefer Boy, It Ain't Hay and To Go to Pot or Not.

Cataneo recorded interviews with 45 fans, grouped the stories by their age, then attached splendid titles to each chapter.

Laura Trott began the defence of her omnium title in splendid style and leads the multi-discipline event at the halfway point.

But what musical satisfactions there were: Mark Delavan splendid in the title role; Jane Eaglen singing Senta in her big, true soprano; and Stephen Milling as a first-rate Daland.

At Koko, Dir En Grey still sport song titles as splendid as "Agitated Screams of Maggots", guitarist Kaoru remains a fiendishly impressive shredder, and the now black-haired Kyo can still switch from death-growl to operatic scream; but apart from standing on a red-lit cage, a Derek Smalls-style cucumber bulging inside his kecks, the theatre is over.