Sentence examples for traditionally titled from inspiring English sources

The first section, traditionally titled the Liber Wigorniensis, is a collection of Anglo-Saxon charters and other land records, most of which are organized geographically.

Parts of the Highlands have traditionally been a playground of the rich and titled, who came for a spot of shooting whenever the demands of obliging noblesse got them down.

Horse racing in Italy has traditionally been the private domain of a few very wealthy titled families, mainly in Rome and Milan.

His latest publication titled Street Smarts teaches 125 critical life skills that are not traditionally taught at universities.

The Daily Mail, a traditionally right-wing paper that courts a broadly similar, though not identical, readership to The Sun, ran a column titled "I loathe Gordon Brown's politics.

At a time when BP's Gulf of Mexico oil spill has engendered new trans-Atlantic tensions, the exhibition, titled "Swinging Away: How Cricket and Baseball Connect," may carry a wider message about two countries that have traditionally combined admiration for each other with a degree of wariness and mostly good-natured disregard.

"Our relationship with the followers of Islam has taken on great importance, since they are now significantly present in many traditionally Christian countries, where they can freely worship and become fully a part of society," Francis wrote in the exhortation, titled "Joy of the Gospel".

Never titled.

It is titled "Insanity".

It was titled "Path".

"Baby," it was titled.