Sentence examples for title told from inspiring English sources
His sculpture would hold our attention even if its title told us nothing.
"Helga and the Three Sailors," despite its title, told no story; certainly, the dance had four performers, and one moved separately from the other three.
"When we started, a British film doing a couple of million at the box office outside of Bond was amazing," Tim Bevan, co-chairman of Working Title, told Deadline.
J. J. Goode, who is helping her write a cookbook — "A Girl and Her Pig" is the working title — told me, "When April's making a salad that has nuts or capers or whatever in it, she's always saying that she wants there to be just enough so that you don't have to try too hard to find one but not so many that you're not excited when you come across one".
Taylor, who won the 1985 title, told BBC Sport: "It's time we had another world champion from Northern Ireland.
Whiley, who spent eight months out with injury since her last Wimbledon title, told BBC Sport: "This is by far the most special for me.
A title tells us that years pass.
The title tells it like it is.
The title tells us everything, yet nothing.
What does the title tell us about the book?
(Ages 2 and up) The title tells the whole story.
