Sentence examples for title could even from inspiring English sources

Sources say that fears are running highest at Star, with unsubstantiated rumours that the title could even face closure.

He also pointed to the memory limitations of the 32-bit versions of Windows as an example of how PS4 titles could even surpass what "most PCs" can do.

That title could make even a Studdard partisan a bit suspicious.

"Can anyone shed some light on this?" He could become the club captain, lift the FA Cup, the League Cup and the Premiership title, he could even score 100 goals in his first few seasons back in English football, yet if he achieved all this and more, one comment we will not be hearing from Sunderland's record signing Stefan Schwarz is that he is over the moon.

The title could be paraphrased "Even if it's broken, don't fix it".

If the Gophers can handle Michigan (4-2, 1-1) on Friday night on the artificial turf of their Metrodome home in the battle for the Little Brown Jug, they will have cleared away a major obstacle to a conference title -- and they could even contend for a berth in the B.C.S. national championship game.

You could even title it "What do I do with this?" and avoid your own set of emails with that question from members.

In fact, at some point later in the sixteenth century, the work appears to have been republished (or rebound) not as the Essayes of a Prentise but instead as Reulis and Cautelis, such that its true title could have remained unknown even to one who spotted the work in bibliographies or catalogues.

Asked if the requirement to produce a self-censored cut indicated that Nymphomaniac (the film's title could be changed) might be even more extreme in its depictions of sexuality than previous works, Aalbæk Jensen said: "I hope not - they are too much for me.

There is still something missing, however, a hole that not even an N.B.A. title could fill.

You could even exchange the title of a house or draw up contracts that are backed by the blockchain.