Sentence examples for title retained from inspiring English sources

However, Glamour publishing director Jamie Jouning said the title retained its lead in terms of issues sold.

The 28-year-old recovered though as round eight stretched before him, only a stoppage would see his title retained.

In 1443, however, his son Edmund Beaufort was raised to be Marquess of Dorset, after which the title retained its place in the peerage.

The practice dates principally from the first orchestration (by the Russian composer Aleksandr Glazunov, 1894) of an arbitrary suite of piano music by Frédéric Chopin to which Fokine created Chopiniana (1908)—a title retained by Soviet ballet companies for what Diaghilev renamed Les Sylphides (1909).

Universal staff writer Tom Reed wrote a treatment under the title The Return of Frankenstein, a title retained until filming began.

Importantly each title retains its own editor".

Its statement says: "The new system and processes enable the production of high quality content across multiple channels while ensuring each title retains its quality, integrity and unique identity.

RUSSIAN RETAINS GYMNASTICS TITLE Evgeniya Kanaeva of Russia becamethe first rhythmic gymnast to win two Olympic all-around titles, retaining her gold medal from Beijing.

As middle age approaches, however, and shelf space grows sparse, he has begun to shed titles, retaining only those he actually expects to consult in the future (plus a handful he holds on to for purely sentimental reasons).

The spate of plagiarism allegations in recent years has led to soul-searching among German academics and universities in an effort to ensure that the titles retain their importance.

The council pledged in February to stay out of government unless the RUC title was retained.