Sentence examples for titles made from inspiring English sources

Self-published titles made up roughly one-quarter of the top-selling books on Amazon last year, the company said.

During that span, Dallas won 13 division titles, made 18 playoff appearances and won two Super Bowls in five appearances.

Mr. Nishikawa's "Tokyo-Ebisu," a highlight of some 30 titles made available for preview, lasts only five minutes but is pleasurably complex, deserving of repeat viewings.

The original "La Bête" in 1991 and the 1987 revival of "Anything Goes" used his animals; this year's Tony-nominated revivals of those titles made do without.

In their time together, Buffalo won seven division titles, made the playoffs eight times and appeared in a record four consecutive Super Bowls.

RBI, which still publishes nearly 100 trade titles, made £347m in revenues and had an operating profit of £63m in the six months to the end of June.

Some job titles make perfect sense.

Overall, no deal involving any of the Express titles makes sense for Trinity Mirror.

The game also demanded intimate knowledge of the first three Wizardry titles, making it stunningly inaccessible.

* The catalog of all musical titles makes more money than any of the record companies.

Certain of his titles make me wince: Onement, Death of Euclid, Vir Heroicus Sublimis.