Sentence examples for subtitle about from inspiring English sources

NB Vietnam: The Definitive Oral History, Told from All Sides, by Christian G Appy (Ebury, £14.99) Appy means that subtitle about "told from all sides".

In other words, this is just a painful transitional moment, and if we just wait long enough, we'll all be one happy, prosperous family -- hence her subtitle about capitalism benefiting everyone.

What can't be denied is that since Raising Boys was first published, both biological determinism and gender stereotyping in children's lives are back with a vengeance: in 2013, there's no need for a subtitle about girls being different.

But just to be clear, when you talk in your subtitle about the rise of the new global super-rich and the fall of everyone else, how much of the rise of the former happens at the expense of the latter, and how much are they just two trends on two different tracks that may be caused by the same forces but otherwise don't have much to do with each other?

Ignoring the bizarre subtitle about how the girl won't shop at New Look for a minute, this is basically posh-girl uniform: creepers, bad posture, something vaguely quilted (just in case you're called out on a hunt at short notice), sunglasses whatever the weather and shit tons of hair.

Ignoring the bizarre subtitle about how the girl won't shop at New Look for a minute, this is basically posh-girl uniform: creepers, bad posture, something vaguely quilted (just in case you're called out on a hunt at short notice), sunglasses whatever the weather, and shit tons of hair.

I don't know if the song is officially tittled "Pancakes," but if I can suggest a subtitle, how about, "Yeah, that's pretty great"?

Or, if Mr Hertzberg doesn't like subtitles, how about this, from 2011 Three days after the White House issued a "WikiLeaks executive order" in an effort to avoid further WikiLeaks-style releases, the Wall Street Journal reports that the U.S. government has obtained a secret court order to acquire the e-mail data of a former WikiLeaks volunteer.

See a video (in Spanish with English subtitles) about Extremadura@home and volunteer computing.

Nearby stand Mel Gibson's gates of Jerusalem for "The Passion," his elliptic film in Latin and Aramaic, without subtitles, about the last hours in Jesus' life.

The original subtitles about troop movements have been replaced with rants about everything and everyone, from Real Madrid's trades and the lack of a camera on the iPod touch to Kanye West and Sarah Palin.