Sentence examples for title of some of from inspiring English sources

Back then, as a student of the piano, I mostly associated "Passion" with the title of some of the most famous and moving works of Johann Sebastian Bach.

The titles of some of them were; "Moonlight and V.P.I".

Titles of some of the jewelled love charms.

The titles of some of her books give you the idea — "Materialism," "The End of Beauty," "Place" — as do the titles of some of her best-known poems.

Gives dates and titles of some of the books and tells how they were acquired.

Even the titles of some of Mr. Clarke's stories invoke scriptural language.

The titles of some of her poems also seem to sum up the lovely, restless waywardness of her character.

George's father, for example, never quite mastered the titles of some of his son's songs; for him, "Fascinating Rhythm" was always "Fashion on the River".

In 1976, a special bicentennial edition celebrated the titles of some of New York's earliest officials, now generally, but not universally, considered to be anachronistic.

You will also find the ambiguous distances signaled by the titles of some of his previous books: "House Hunting," "A Road Divided," "Roaming," "Between the Two," "Outskirts".

"However, I am uncomfortable with the titles of some of the teen books out there – The Knife that Killed Me, I Predict a Riot – there's a danger of buying into the glamorisation of crime".