Sentence examples for titled with from inspiring English sources

The piece was titled With Your Wings, an inspirational story about a black pilot.

Each box is titled with a category title, and breaks into yet smaller boxes with the subcategory titles, until you zoom in so close you can see a cloud of shoe thumbnails.

In 1979, Salle published a personal manifesto titled, with bleak satisfaction, "The Paintings Are Dead".

Ms. Schutz's paintings, each titled with three verbs, imply frantic activity.

(One of his recent books was titled with typical directness, "A Stupid, Unjust and Criminal War: Iraq 2001-2007").

Two years before his death, Hook published his autobiography, which he titled, with some satisfaction, "Out of Step".

Plus Thirty-Seven with each of these divided into sub-sections titled with the names of the persons involved.

The sportive Pop floor is titled with a line from William Carlos Williams, "The pure products of America go crazy".

Braxton also composed, inspired by John Cage, Karlheinz Stockhausen, and others; his pieces were written in coloured graphs and usually titled with diagrams.

Six of the work's seven sections are ironically titled with such slogans of the Empire as "Society Is Saved," "The Family Is Restored," and "Stability Is Assured".

He was more levelheaded, and less tormented, when he re-emerged in 2005 and released the aptly titled "With Teeth," and returned to touring and recording.