Sentence examples for tough title from inspiring English sources

It is going to be a tough title to win".

With mostly three-star reviews from critics, The Program was always a tough title to successfully launch.

But "Spanglish," with its complicated story about an Anglo chef falling for a Hispanic household helper, and with a tough title to translate, was a nightmare for Sony international marketers.

"Evil Genius: The True Story of America's Most Diabolical Bank Heist" is a tough title to live up to, but the Netflix docuseries pulls it off.

"The future of UK hip-hop" is a pretty tough title to live up to.

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Circa Infinity (£2.46) Talking of difficult games, Circa Infinity has been winning praise from the kind of gamers who relish tough titles like Super Hexagon.

Hall's record (24-1, 23 knockouts) would seemingly make this one of Jones's tougher title defenses.

The twins say the Olympics is the toughest title to win — and not only because the tournament is held once every four years.

Former champion Braehmer, 34, came through a tough WBO title eliminator against Edward Gutknecht in Berlin earlier in February.

But to me, a child of the 1980s who spent every seaside holiday pumping 10p pieces into brain-squelchingly tough arcade titles like Defender and Gunsmoke, Flappy Bird is just a continuation of a particularly unforgiving approach to game design.