Sentence examples for under which title from inspiring English sources

-- Previously known as "Wise Guys" -- under which title it had a workshop -- the new Stephen Sondheim musical, with a book by John Weidman and directed by Harold Prince, follows the lives of the Mizner brothers, Wilson (a con man) and Addison (an architect), from the 19th-century Alaska gold rush to the Florida land boom of the Roaring Twenties.

Nicolini referred to his edition as the Scienza Nuova seconda-Second New Science (or simply The New Science), under which title the definitive version is known today.

So is 1m the new 3m – a floor under which the title should not drop?

Earlier this year, Netflix and Warner Bros. announced an agreement under which new release titles on DVD and Blu-ray will be made available to Netflix subscribers after a 28-day window, giving Warner Bros. the opportunity to maximize the sales potential of those titles.

I paid the condo fees until we emptied her apartment and completed a deed in lieu of foreclosure under which the bank took title to the unit instead of foreclosing on the mortgage.

We've covered all these issues on Comment is free, but we felt that "Liberty Central" was no longer the best title under which to organise them.

This was the title under which The Origins of Totalitarianism was first published in England.

John Sigismund ceased to style himself king of Hungary after the Treaty of Speyer of 1570, under which he adopted the title of "Prince of Transylvania and Lord of parts of the Kingdom of Hungary".

The considerably longer title under which it was originally published is Letters from an American Farmer; Describing Certain Provincial Situations, Manners, and Customs not Generally Known; and Conveying Some Idea of the Late and Present Interior Circumstances of the British Colonies in North America.

Given the structure of the Order and the hints Pai has given, one possible strategy is that he will question former Chairman Tom Wheeler's justification for using the stronger Title II authority, rather than the Title I under which broadband services have generally been classed, as a basis for net neutrality.

The non-principal questionnaire (see Additional file 2) also contained questions on GMS and non-GMS workload, the titles under which they worked (e.g. locum, assistant, retainer etc)., their career intentions over the next 5 years (e.g. locum work, becoming a principal) including to intention to stay in the NHS and in the UK and demographic data.