Sentence examples for street entitled from inspiring English sources

Standing directly above the subterranean river Fleet in the central reservation on Farringdon Street, I think I know how he felt … I'm on the inaugural "immersive tour" of Fleet Street entitled Hawkers, Harlots and Hacks.

Her work will be featured in a new group show that opens tonight at Strange Loop Gallery on Orchard Street, entitled "XX- as in female chromosomes".

A book on the history of the street, entitled Chicago's Historic Prairie Avenue, was published on June 2, 2008, as part of Arcadia Publishing Co.'s Images of America series.

"Going Through Hell," comes off Brit rap producer Mike Skinner's upcoming (and rumored last) album as The Streets, entitled Computers and Blues.

In conjunction with an innovative street campaign entitled "Wailing Walls", the street art pieces become interactive with QR codes and a phone app that allows passersby to learn instantly about the people depicted and to send their opinions to government officials while standing right there on the sidewalk with traffic driving past them.

In 1999, for example, he wrote an opinion piece for The Wall Street Journal entitled "The Dangers of Derivatives".

In 2012, Ronald McKinnon, a Stanford economist, published an article in the Wall Street Journal entitled "The Conservative Case for a Wealth Tax".

J Street is entitled to its views, but not to its pretension that it represents a large slice of liberal Jewish opinion on Israel.

As if all that weren't enough, the country is embroiled in a politics-and-corruption scandal that some fear endangers Mongolian democracy, according to a report in the Wall Street Journal entitled "Genghis Democracies".

Last month, when Buzz Bissinger, the author of the classic book, "Friday Night Lights," wrote an article in The Wall Street Journal entitled "Why College Football Should Be Banned," a reader sent me the link with a short note.

The Downing Street file entitled The Resignation of the Prime Minister, Margaret Thatcher, includes tributes from world leaders to Thatcher, a two-page briefing note from the cabinet secretary explaining why an immediate general election was not necessary, and a "resignation action plan" setting out a timetable for the fateful day of 22 November 1990.