Sentence examples for titled over from inspiring English sources

Baccouche's series debuted this week on a Washington D.C. Public Broadcasting Service local affiliate station with a pilot episode titled Over the Hurricane showcasing the work of African-American atmospheric physicist Gregory S. Jenkins.

The project, which Tim titled "Over the Hill", came to an end in June of this year, so I went to his house to have a chat about the process, Parkinson's and why he's naked in so many of the photos (a NSFW warning here, because there's a bit of that nudity as you scroll down).

Hannah C, from north Yorkshire, visited Bennett's Cafe & Bistro in High Petergate, York, for afternoon tea with friends on 7 December, but branded it "absolutely awful" in a review she titled "over-priced and very rude".

While noting that McCartney and Laine's relationship was beginning to unravel at this point, Sounes compares the freshness of these new recordings with the drawn-out sessions for Back to the Egg and writes that the album "was now so overworked it might more aptly have been titled Over-Egged".

In the Pacific alone (∼11 million hectares) more than 5 million hectares have been titled to over 150 black communities [48], and there are more than 100 indigenous reserves that occupy some 1.2 million hectares.

The release included 20 deleted scenes with numerous outtakes and a featurette titled "Game Over: Resident Evil Reanimated".

York would later write a piece for the Washington Examiner, titled "Passed-over Portman shines in Ohio campaign".

But for Mr. Gilliam, "The Man Who Killed Don Quixote," as his film was titled, is not over yet.

Sometimes the shading reflects a specific content (as in a piece titled "Good Over Evil," with its solid block of light-toned repetitions of the word "good" set over a darker block of "evil").

He gave his readers two poems, the first titled "Night Over Yugoslavia".

Her article was titled "Row over fully dressed woman in sauna".