Sentence examples for title death from inspiring English sources

A new four-part comic series, whose title, Death of Wolverine, leaves little room for manoeuvre, has been published.

Vitaly Komar and Alex Melamid tweak icons of American popular culture in their presentation of 12 silk-screened prints of magazine covers, which have the title "Death".

He had already completed the preface and first chapter of a new novel, and found a title, "Death by Water," in T. S. Eliot's "The Waste Land".

A typical F.B.I. poster showed a well-dressed yet menacing hitchhiker under the title "Death in Disguise?" In the '60s, the focus began to shift, emphasizing dangers to the hitchhiker instead of the driver.

His first published book was "Love In Amsterdam," which has an alternate title, "Death in Amsterdam," published by Gollancz in London in 1961, and in New York by Harper a year later.

"Straight after the war my father published his diaries under the title Death of a City, and no one who survived the ghetto as he himself had, criticised his version of events," Andrzej Szpilman told Der Spiegel.

"Death With Interruptions" also has a surprise for a title character; death is nicely conceived by Saramago as a spiteful female shape-shifter who takes a shine to a cellist she can't seem to finish off.

The work's title is "Death Is Golden," a transposition that takes the mind from "silence is golden" to "silence equals death," the 1980s rallying cry of AIDS activism.

The title was Death to Merma.

Their sheet music bore the title "Broadway Death March".

The "passing" of the title suggests death and grief as well as inheritance.