Sentence examples for title changing from inspiring English sources

Timmmy: Said it before and I'll say it again, Fallout really is the game of the year for me - can't see any title changing my mind either.

This article was amended on 25 June to correct a job title, changing Jillian Dent from trainee development and recruitment adviser to trainee recruitment adviser.

Early in 1946 the Soviet authorities had organized a 20,000-man constabulary and army units, and in August the North Korean army was established (its title changing to the Korean People's Army in February 1948).

Christian turned on Edge shortly afterward, resulting in the two feuding for Edge's WWF Intercontinental Championship for several months, with the title changing hands twice.

The remaining code is used to customize the plot by adding a title, changing the axis labels, etc. Next, let us use Theoph (data from an experiment on the pharmacokinetics of theophylline) from the nlme package to illustrate another feature of ggplot2.

It is so dishonest that the title "Changing Lanes" can just as well refer to the cheaply contrived turns in the film.

Titled "Changing Patterns of Nonmarital Childbearing in the United States," the report was released by the National Center for Health Statistics, part of the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention.

He signed expensive stars like Reggie "Mr October" Jackson, whose sole purpose was to win titles, changing the culture of not just the Yankees but of baseball.

Titled "Changing Hands: Art Without Reservation," the show displays recent works by about 90 established and emerging Southwestern artists chosen for their venturesome challenges to the traditional and tribal.

If it were, and he changed the title without changing a note of the music, would the subject matter of the music have changed?

That narrow miss by Djokovic had sealed Murray's first Grand Slam title, forever changing his career and reputation all in one swing, all by a mere inch.