Sentence examples for still titled from inspiring English sources
The phrase "still titled" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to something that retains its title or designation despite changes or circumstances. Example: "The book is still titled 'The Great Adventure' even after the author's revisions."
The text of the speech handed out to the media, for example, was still titled "Draft 13".
In a mea culpa posted to Facebook, still titled Phuc Dat Bich, on Wednesday afternoon, the 23-year-old Melbourne man admitted that the name change and doctored image was part of a prank intended to fool the news media and highlight shortcomings of Facebook's "real name" policy.
And the iOS app has yet to be updated as well – it's still titled "Hulu Plus".
Because of the previous settlement, Joan was still titled countess, and her new husband became Earl of Gloucester and Hertford.
May 1982: Reports are that Obi-Wan Kenobi will appear "in the flesh" in (the still titled) "Revenge of the Jedi".
The new Madness song NW5 (then still titled NW5 (I Would Give You Everything)) and a re-recorded version of It Must Be Love were featured in the German film Neues vom Wixxer in.
Their land is still not titled and is still being invaded.
The Butler, as it is still currently titled, stars Oscar-winner Forest Whitaker as a servant named Cecil Gaines.
Still, he titled the Telephone Paintings not with words but with letters and numbers like a factory production code.
Especially worth watching are two by Johanna Dery and a barrage of still images titled "0106" by Ms. Marro and Mr. Brinkman.
The first movie, called "Kings," is likely to appear in early September, said Stephen G. Sullivan, senior vice president for communications at Liberty Mutual in Boston, and the second, still not titled, will probably be shown in early 2009.
