Sentence examples for to share in the title from inspiring English sources

Keith Jarrett's longtime trio partners, the bassist Gary Peacock and the drummer Jack DeJohnette, get to share in the title credit on the new album Always Let Me Go: Live in Tokyo (ECM).

He gave her a new stage name, and took her back to the Salle Pleyel in Paris to share the title role in his new ballet, Romeo And Juliet (1942).

Warwick's David VandeLinde (a real old-fashioned professor) predicts that other UK universities will follow the move which, he told the Times Higher, will "give us instantly internationally recognisable titles and provides us with a unique offer to our academic teaching staff in which all can share in the title of professor".

As far as anyone knows, however, Mr. Ector will be the nation's first county official to share the title worn by Tom Ridge in Washington.

He associated himself with a co-emperor (Augustus), and each co-emperor then adopted a young colleague given the title of Caesar, to share in their rule and eventually to succeed the senior partner.

The amateur captain Nigel Howard last led Lancashire to a share of the title in 1950.

Some people write messages about sharing in the titles of folders, others organize their files by type or alphabetically.

A literature review, searching for articles with glaucoma and co-management or shared care in the title or abstract, provided evidence of an equal quality of care by optometrists compared to ophthalmologists as well.

Now he was the first British-born, British-raised heavyweight (Lewis was raised in Canada) to win even a share of the title in a British ring.

"Until Iraq took a share of the title in 2003," Sandra Mackey writes in "Mirror of the Arab World: Lebanon in Conflict," "the most tormented of all Arab countries was Lebanon".

France had dominated the Five Nations in the 1980s, winning at least a share of the title in 1981, 1983 , 1986 , 19871988 and 1989.