Sentence examples for title to one from inspiring English sources

Javy Lopez and Andruw Jones also homered, and Manager Bobby Cox collected his 1,900th victory as the Braves reduced their clinching number for the East title to one.

The University of Indiana finally summoned the gumption to fire Bob Knight as basketball coach, a gifted young Russian tennis player gave the sleepy world of men's tennis a badly needed jolt and Tiger Woods added another golf title to one of the greatest championship years anyone has ever achieved in sports.

I think Richard Dawkins used it as part of the title to one of his more popular books.

As for me, my 72-hour nightmare last week is summed-up by the title to one of Perelman's self-described feuilletons wherein reality and absurdity collide and  dine together over nice hot pastrami and delicate penne al pesto ala Pisa: Pulse Rapid, Respiration Lean, No Mustard.

Is there a title to one of Jeffrey Tambor's previous projects that might apply here?

In light of the effect that the film had, even in its earliest showings, the director opted to change the film's title to one more befitting its true ambitions: "The Birth of a Nation".

A promise of agrarian reform is being impeded by problems figuring out who owns what land; the official registry says people have title to one-fourth more land than there is national territory.

And in a reason-oriented culture, adding titles to one's resume becomes an obsession.

Maybe if the president and his enemies met at a well-stocked bookstore in D.C. and simply read titles to one another--in the self-help aisle and from a few neighboring shelves--they could finally find a way to dialogue... President Obama: "Let's Start Talking".

Then they changed the titles to ones like "Yo Momma Is So Nasty" and "Yo Momma Is So Poor".

IGN was impressed with the texture work and lighting, and found the title to be "one of the prettiest" on the Nintendo 64, even more so by employing the Expansion Pak to achieve high-resolution graphics.