Sentence examples for typically titled from inspiring English sources

Although typically titled men, chairmen of the BFI have included former director and playwright Anthony Minghella and even two women although one, Enid Wistrich, was acting chair only.

And that is why criminal cases are typically titled Commonwealth vs. Jones rather than Smith vs. Jones.

On Sunday his ensemble offers a typically adventurous program titled "American Gems," with works by Crumb, Tsontakis, Zaimont, Mayer, Pellegrini and Chuaqui.

(da Fonseca-Wollheim) ★ Riverside Symphony (Saturday) In another typically adventurous program, titled "Mainly Strings," the excellent Riverside Symphony, conducted by George Rothman, begins with Carl Nielsen's seldom-heard Suite in A minor and ends with Tchaikovsky's popular Serenade for Strings.

Typically enough, it was titled, "Undertaking Its Destruction".

(Woolfe) ★ New Amsterdam Singers (Friday and Sunday) This adventurous and excellent chorale, conducted since 1968 by Clara Longstreth, offers a typically intriguing program on Friday titled "Passion and Protest: Music of Eastern Europe".

Their new program, which includes Terry Creach's wonderfully titled "Saints Smother Swans," sounds typically smart and reflective.

The book contained some typically controversial sections, such as a chapter titled "The End Of White America".

The chant is titled "Mujahid," an Arabic word that typically refers to someone engaged in jihad.

His new EP, titled Feels and released on the typically raunchy Buygore, finds him showing a more sensitive side.

Ms. Sikander scales up a 2006 piece titled "The Illustrated Page," framing one of her typically updated Mughal landscapes with borders that conjure up Chinese and Persian sources, as well as William Morris.