Sentence examples for titles way from inspiring English sources

Yet he won the second of his world titles way back in 2006, and this is the third time in four years he has been Vettel's closest challenger only to lose out in the end.

I'm gonna call the director and ask him to rename it because I like that title way better!" Mike and Dave Need Wedding Dates is released in the UK on 10 August.

The title "Way Down East" may be Griffith's; but, for Walsh, the city remains an open field, a frontier closed in on itself.

It was an emphatic, flawless statement from Joshua, the super-heavyweight Olympic gold medallist of 2012 cementing his professional credentials when many said he had been rushed into this challenge for the IBF title way too soon.

Having secured the scalps of Roger Federer, Tommy Haas and Ivan Ljubicic on the hard Californian courts in the past, there's a good chance Andy Murray will remain in contention for the title way beyond today's third round.

A record number of subscriptions (154,483) underpins an ABC of 351,430 for the magazine, keeping the title way out in front as market leader, a position it has held since its launch 20 years ago.

He scored his sexy title way back in 2002, and like a fine wine, just keeps getting better with age.

In Britain the best writers collect titles the way American ones collect Charlie Rose interviews.

He no longer looks for unusual titles the way he once did, particularly in the 80's.

The books that followed had hushed, market-resistant titles: "One Way or Another"; "Leap Year"; "The Weekend".

It is even true that there has been no correlation between Olympic soccer and the World Cup since Italy held both titles concurrently way back in the 1930s.