Sentence examples for title noted from inspiring English sources

Title noted people looking to set up cannabis retail shops look for properties to rent or own just like any other type of business.

GamePro provided a dissenting opinion; although describing Empire: Total War as a game with a potential that "with some extra tweaking, could have proven itself an excellent title", noted that it "has a heap of problems that need resolving" with bugs and crashes.

The film's title song went through a noted bit of uncertainty during production.

His father, Thomas Gage, 1st Viscount Gage, was a noted nobleman given titles in Ireland.

The title of this novel by a noted Indian filmmaker might seem improbable, but the otherwise unsporting Taliban did indeed encourage cricket development when they ruled Afghanistan.

Coached by Jacques d'Amboise, a noted portrayer of the title role, the cast turned what has become a cool Apollonian ritual into an equally valid depiction, with Dionysian undertones, of a young god's maturation.

Lewis Wolpert, a professor of biology at University College, London, and a noted science writer, chose the title "Malignant Sadness" to reflect his conviction that "normal sadness is to depression what normal growth is to cancer".

Directed by Jean-Philippe Clarac and Olivier Deloeuil, it stars the noted soprano Isabel Bayrakdarian in the title role.

Both parents were accomplished amateur musicians; John Stanford was a cellist and a noted bass singer who was chosen to perform the title role in Mendelssohn's Elijah at the Irish premiere in 1847.

In her poignant new book, Diane Ackerman, the noted nature writer, focuses on Antonina, the "zookeeper's wife" of the title.

Mr. Bar-Zohar, a noted biographer of David Ben-Gurion, first wrote this book in Hebrew with the title "Like the Phoenix," and it was published in Israel in December 2005.