Sentence examples for under the general title from inspiring English sources

The books are published by Oxford University Press under the general title "Discoveries in the Judean Desert".

Under the general title of "Metal Meditations," Philip Corner, the composer and performer, has been offering a series of events this week at the Kitchen.

Bill Schwarz's The White Man's World (Oxford, £35) is the first volume of three, under the general title Memories of Empire.

Between 1955 and 1966 Pratolini published three novels under the general title Una storia italiana ("An Italian Story"), covering the period from 1875 to 1945.

The river is celebrated as the second subject in a cycle of six symphonic poems under the general title of Má vlast ("My Country") by the Czech composer Bedřich Smetana.

Dr. Dobbie was nest Known for his editing, with the late Prof. George Philip Krapp of Columbia, the entire body of Anglo‐Saxon poetry, published under the general title "Anglo Saxon Poetic Records," in six volumes.

The traditional account of promissory obligation (the one Hume is mocking in the quote above) is a Natural Law view, i.e., one derived from the various traditions that go under that general title, like the virtue views of the ancients, those of the medieval theologians, the early modern rights theorists and beyond.

Due to the increasing importance of aquaculture production, for the Twenty-first Session of COFI, March 1995, the Review was produced in three parts, each as a separate document under the same general title: "Review of the State of World Fishery Resources".

In the.NET Framework, this comes under the generic title of "Platform Invoke Services".

Ahkin, "he of the sun," was the priests' general title.

Some articles are created under a general title, but contain instructions on downloading software or using a brand name product as the method to accomplish the task.