Sentence examples for title of something from inspiring English sources

Jerry liked the name for the show, though, because, he said, "it sounds like the title of something".

Dawn was May, 1968, when France was on the edge of civic collapse, and the original title of "Something in the Air" was "Après Mai".

Yet it's all so coy — these facts may be true and may be entirely false — and funny too, with that line of light verse in the middle; "Outdoor Living, Indoor Drinking" could be the title of something from the pop songbook.

While Smith, reeling, struggled to remember the title of something by Pushkin, Evans continued.

The song's opening lyric was taken from the title of "Something in the Way She Moves", a track by Harrison's fellow Apple Records artist James Taylor.

I feel that I might be coming down with an acute case of Stockholm Syndrome as, even after all of this, I can't begrudge Ecco the title of something of a masterpiece.

It's traditional for reviewers to express discontent with a food-related film with wisecracks about being "tepid" or "underdone" but bafflingly this film has done this itself with its awkward title, suggestive of something gone wrong.

He himself did not aspire to kingship, but to the title of divinity, something he achieved shortly before his assassination on the Ides of March 44 B.C.

Reading the book, I mentally adjusted the title to something like "The Wave of Northern European Immigration on the Top Half of the Atlantic Seaboard, Not Counting Canada".

The same tensions made the disparate-impact prong of Title VII something of an accident waiting to happen, because curing or avoiding a disparate impact obviously requires an employer to take race into account.

In a party poll on the name change, only 52percentt of members supported ditching the National Front title in favor of something new.