Sentence examples for title to title from inspiring English sources

Like so many subs in those days, he moved around from title to title, with stints on the Daily Herald, London Evening Standard and The (pre-Murdoch) Sun.

How the balance between those two was held varied from title to title and was, perhaps, at its most perfect in Journey to the River Sea (2001).

However, the Xbox One S does promise to upscale all your current Xbox One titles to make better use of 4K resolution screens, although the perceivable results will vary from title to title, TV to TV and person to person.

The answer varies from title to title.

Kanalz added that digital's percentage of overall sales varies from title to title, though it's usually somewhere between 10 and 40percentt.

You shouldn't need to click the "Next place" button to move from title to title, unless you mean to skip the remainder of the suggestions.

The special one bought title after title to Stamford Bridge, keeping the locals happy, despite a distinct lack of panache.

"I would give up every title to hold this title," he said, mopping his brow and promising to reclaim the matzo-ball eating title he won two years ago.

Earlier, Australia's Sally Pearson was the strong favourite to add the Olympic 100m hurdle title to her world title but given the Games her country have been enduring no-one was counting their wallabies.

But afterwards she set her sights on defending her US Open title in September title to complete a calendar year grand slam, which would be the first since Steffi Graf in 1988.

He's a fully drawn character, rich with quasi-spirituality, from his album title to his nickname (and song title) "Hood Pope" to the references to the gospel singers Donnie McClurkin and Kirk Franklin.