Sentence examples for title which does from inspiring English sources

His criticism and occasional journalism fills four mammoth volumes, the latest of which he dubbed More Matter (1999) - an off-putting title which does no justice to the "farraginous" (a favourite word) contents.

Directed by Benjamin Fingerhut 1 hour 28 minutes; not rated The only significantly false note in "Breaking and Entering" is its overly clever title, which doesn't give you much of a clue that it's a film about people obsessed with getting their names in the Guinness Book of World Records.

The only significantly false note in "Breaking and Entering" is its overly clever title, which doesn't give you much of a clue that it's a film about people obsessed with getting their names in the Guinness Book of World Records.

While this year's championship will almost certainly go to one of the previous winners — Alonso has won it twice — the chase for the constructor's title, which doesn't receive the media attention devoted to the driver's competition, presents an almost comical picture: the defending champion (and three-time winner) is an energy-drink company, Red Bull, that races largely to promote its product.

But it was a title which did not trip lightly off the tongue.

Affectionately mocking the tradition of sports clichés (as in the title, which didn't actually appear in any of Boston's seven dailies at the time, but easily could have), the essay demonstrated that you could write about baseball, of all things, in a way that was personal, intelligent, even lyrical.

The Independent, which is among the titles which do not pay to be given space on a red carpet, has always had applications for its reporters to attend the Golden Globes declined by organisers, without explanation.

Overt gay and lesbian themes were first found in underground and alternative titles which did not carry the CCA's seal of approval.

Despite his death in 95, Rugal is still featured in following The King of Fighters titles which do not contain a storyline (nicknamed "Dream Matches").

Overt gay and lesbian themes were first found later in underground and alternative titles which did not carry the CCA's seal of approval.

The lower courts ruled that Title IX, which does not encompass suits against individuals and also contains a number of other limitations, provided the exclusive remedy.