Sentence examples for traditional title from inspiring English sources

The ancient tradition assigns one book to Alcmaeon, which came to bear the traditional title of Presocratic treatises, On Nature (DK, A2), although this title probably does not go back to Alcmaeon himself.

Chelsea won all six games against its traditional title rivals: Manchester United, Arsenal and Liverpool.

Taikō was a traditional title for the former office of kampaku (chancellor) which Hideyoshi assumed in 1591.

In spite of the traditional title, there is no evidence the woman is Jewish, or a bride.

Upon the death of her husband, she was given the traditional title of empress dowager, which meant added prestige and influence for herself and her clan.

Meanwhile, the survey found that although "learning resource centre" may be the title preferred by managers, students often stick with the traditional title.

I was always interested in creating a modern-day silent film, but wanted to avoid the traditional title-card inserts.

People kept their traditional titles, but everyone created an additional, fun title.

Alongside eldiario.es, these digital-only titles are profiting from running a leaner operation than the with-paper traditional titles.

Dishes have traditional titles, but there's a handy number system (1 through 86), if pronunciation is a problem.

(They also lack traditional titles. Instead, Powell brackets the first line of each poem and places it at the top of the page).