Sentence examples for the title between from inspiring English sources

A battle for the title between Americans and Europeans is expected.

The story was twice filmed, the second time under the title "Between Two Worlds".

In his famous poem "The Collar", with its quibble in the title between necktie or leash (the collar) and choler (anger), the rhyme is fulfilled only across the whole stretch of its 36 lines.

The tension expressed by the title "Between Honesty and Hope" describes my personal experience and understanding of the role of faith and faith communities in relation to poverty and conflict.

If Wales beat Ireland at the Aviva Stadium then this will be the big one to decide the title between these two sides, and I think Wales can shade it.

In a 1987 column in this space irreverently but respectfully titled "Long Time No See" (the archaic see is the "seat of power"), I quoted His Eminence Johannes Willebrands, who is today the chamberlain of the College of Cardinals, as cheerfully waving off the placement of the title between his first and last names with "We don't do that anymore".

The innovation, which could decide the world title between the Mercedes drivers Lewis Hamilton and Nico Rosberg at the final race of the season next weekend in Abu Dhabi, was opposed by F1 personalities and fans from the moment it was announced last December.

In 2007, the season was a four-way battle for the drivers' title between the two McLaren and two Ferrari drivers.

His fears for the independence of his crown were allayed by a number of special privileges for Bavaria, although his demands for a substantial territorial increase and the alternation of the imperial title between Prussia and Bavaria remained unfulfilled.

Held at different tilts to the light, the lettering of the title flickers between fire-glow red and congealed gore.

As it turned out, in the title game between two regular-season offensive powerhouses, Oklahoma beat Florida State by 13-2.