Sentence examples for thought of a title from inspiring English sources

He added that he had already thought of a title for the first episode: "More Orphan Than Not".

On a recent morning, campaign staff members joked that one of them was so new they had not thought of a title for him yet.

For 2016 I haven't thought of a title yet!

Once you've thought of a title, jot it down and start writing!

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In January of last year, around the time of the Presidential Inauguration and the Women's Marches—Hubley attended the one in D.C.; Kaplan attended the one in New York; they met up that night in Philly, to play a benefit they thought of the title "There's a Riot Going On," and it just felt right.

In 1858 Mazzini founded another journal in London: this was Pensiero ed azione ("Thought and Action"), a title reflecting his view that thought is only of value when it results in action.

"Alfred Molina, when he read the script, thought of the title in terms of love being magical.

On any other morning I would've found the thought of a world that incorporated such titles as "How to Spot a Bastard by his Star Sign" hopelessly depressing, but now that I was an urbane hotel-from-homer I could laugh with it.

It is not the sort of record that encourages thoughts of a grand slam title, and those who watch Henman throughout the year on all surfaces, though saddened by yesterday's defeat, were hardly surprised.

Martin Murray will put thoughts of a possible world title challenge out of his mind when he fights on the Ricky Hatton bill on Saturday.