Sentence examples for there is a title from inspiring English sources
"There is a title, an act of naming... it's a real literary project," he told Libération.
There is a title sponsor, ING; the Road Runners refer to the event as the ING New York City Marathon.
Because of this relationship, there is a title of some kind waiting in Lithuania to be bestowed upon "Scoop," as she calls her husband.
For Mrs. Clinton, universally known as just Hillary and bearing the last name of a widely popular former president, whether there is a title attached may hardly matter.
Meanwhile, there is a title, a Champions League and an FA Cup to fight for and if Arsenal are excited by the possibilities they must also confront some of their worst demons.
For each element, there is a title property to identify it morphologically or syntactically and a newpos property to indicate the new positioning of the element after the rule is applied with the value of "-1" meaning that the word must be removed.
There was a title ("Bridging the Great Divide").
Whisper it: Could there be a title race, after all?
"There's a title for that chair, it's concert master," Mr. Concepción said.
Otherwise, the connection to government is down to John O'Reilly, Director General of Knowledge and Innovation (there's a title!) at BIS.
