Sentence examples for title made from inspiring English sources

Even the title made him wince.

Its title made his main point succinctly: "We're at War".

Given that piece's intimidating format and invitation to endless revision, the title made sense.

As the movie's title made clear, Vivian's primary function was decorative.

The album of the same title, made with Nelson Riddle, became his top-selling long-playing record.

Add that a third Richter dated 1989, "Child," which is strictly abstract despite its title, made £3 million.

But I agreed with Lo when he said the thought of the Thunder's winning an N.B.A. title made him nauseous.

I assumed that admitting in public that I'd been dumped five times in the title made me sufficiently pathetic.

The album was so of its time that the misspelled title made it all the way to the finished product.

The look and the jazzy title made a sensation, but few realised what Tennessee Williams' story was really about.

"He's won the scoring title, made the All-Star team and now he's hitting a new threshold," Brown said.