Sentence examples for together entitled from inspiring English sources

Brian Eno and Underworld's Karl Hyde are to release an album together, entitled Someday World.

They met again two years later in Rome to make a film together, entitled After the Rain, and in two weeks they were a couple again.

Later that year, Itchy and Scratchy starred in their first cartoon together entitled Steamboat Itchy, a violent parody of Disney's Steamboat Willie.

But today the vulnerability guards have lifted as Kevin and his son Alex -- an acclaimed art director with no shortage of awards himself -- discuss the memoir they wrote together, aptly entitled All Out: A Father and Son Confront the Hard Truths That Made Them Better Men.

The debate in Washington boils down to whether the "sweat equity" provided by investment managers in putting deals together should entitle them to the special 15 percent tax rate on long-term capital gains, as opposed to the rates of up to 35 percent that normally apply to people providing services.

No further departures will take place, but everyone who booked flights and accommodation together will be entitled to a full refund under the ATOL protection scheme.

4. Carry out some pension planning Unlike married couples, unmarried couples who live together are not entitled to receive the state pension or bereavement allowance for deceased partners.

A year or two ago, he and I joked about putting together an anthology entitled "Worst College Essays 1989," in which writers of a certain age would offer up incomprehensible pseudo-Derridean gobbledygook from the dustiest corners of their hard drives.

People have been complaining about the clichés of this genre for so long that the complaint itself has become a cliché -- unless you're willing to do something about it, as Michael Chabon did in putting together an anthology entitled "McSweeney's Mammoth Treasury of Thrilling Tales" earlier this year.

So she and Raksany decided to put together a panel, entitled Communicating Science through Art, Film, and Music, as the first event of the climate trilogy.

To help immigrants and refugees integrate themselves into society, Quebec City has put together a guide entitled "Québec, Une ville pour moi"—or in the Queen's English, "Quebec City, A City for Me based on "the needs expressed by various organizations, people involved in cultural communities and immigrants themselves during consultations".