Sentence examples for titled true from inspiring English sources

The book, tentatively titled "True Confessions of a Down to Earth Diva," is scheduled for publication in 2013.

In 1990 he contributed his version of the Tim Buckley song Devil Eyes to an album titled True Voices, which also featured Lucinda Williams, PF Sloan and Gene Clark, and in 2001 he recorded another solo album, The Ballad of Liverpool Slim.

He is set to star alongside fellow Oscar nominee Jonah Hill and producer Brad Pitt in the upcoming film titled True Story.

I'm sure my appearing without the usual styling and makeup tricks in this magazine, in the 2002 article I titled 'True Thighs,' was my unconscious way of saving myself from the same fate.

Titled "TRUE NORTH," the film is based on the story of Matthew Henson, who, on an expedition with Robert Peary in 1909, became the first African-American to reach the North Pole.

The new book, soberly titled "My True Diary," is not Mr. Messier's first foray into autobiography.

According to Eric Liu, a former speechwriter and adviser to President Bill Clinton who co-wrote a 2007 book on patriotism titled "The True Patriot," the difference probably lies in America's distinctive foundation.

But at www.northpolesantaclaus.com, a marketing vehicle for Amazon.com, ads for videos and books dot a page titled "The True Meaning of Christmas," and a naughty DVD of "The Sopranos" is for sale.

In a 1919 column titled "The True Brownies", he announced the creation of The Brownies' Book, the first magazine published for African American children and youth, which he founded with Augustus Granville Dill and Jessie Redmon Fauset.

Sherman Alexie also delivered two books the novel Flight and a young-adult fiction titled The Absolutely True Diary of a Part-Time Indian.

In the downstairs space a dour one-liner: a large blue metal box titled "Money machine (true blue, baby I love you)" that spits out coins and bills every 60 seconds.