Sentence examples for title road from inspiring English sources

The plan also includes expanded coverage of prep races from the United States and abroad on several networks under the title "Road to the World Thoroughbred Championships".

The coverage will be led by Ali Velshi, CNN's chief business correspondent, under the title "Road to Recovery: A CNN Survival Guide".

Colton's suggestion of the new title "Road to the Multiverse" was accepted, as was altering the premise of "Spies Reminiscent of Us", the season's original Road to episode.

The film's title, Road to Perdition, is both Michael Sullivan and his son's destination town and a euphemism for Hell, a road that Sullivan desires to prevent his son from traveling.

The title – Roads Were Not Built For Cars – popped into my head, naturally enough, when I was cycling.

Belgium's Philippe Gilbert lived up to the status of favourite on the tough circuit at Valkenburg, coming in alone to give Belgium the world championship road title after a searing attack on the final climb of the Cauberg.

The young woman from Reims is already one of the sport's great all-rounders, having taken a clean sweep this season in four French national titles: road, time trial, cyclo-cross and mountain bike.

An English translation of the trilogy appeared in 1946 under the title The Road to Calvary (1946).

In October, a collection of her greatest hits is to be released under the title "The Road Less Traveled".

Her latest show, for which she had chosen the jaunty title The Road to al-Baghdadi, looks set to mine the same rich seam of taboo-busting humour.

With the potential to win major titles off road as well as on, the Frenchwoman could spearhead the expansion of women's cycling in years to come.