Sentence examples for use as the title from inspiring English sources

[5] Kohr helped popularize that slogan, which Schumacher would use as the title for his 1973 best seller.

So, although they were a bunch of self-confessed 'lowlife no-hopers going nowhere' from Brixton's anarchic sound-system scene, their album contained the bluesy 'Woke Up This Morning', which TV producer David Chase heard on the radio and decided he'd use as the title music for his new project - something called The Sopranos.

Now she's putting her hilarious physical and verbal skills to good use as the title character in A. R. Gurney's Sylvia, at the Cort Theatre.

Hippocrates is the first one known to use it-as the title of a book containing brief sketches of medical conditions and remedies.

Rosie O'Donnell gained protection for her name, used as the title of a magazine and television talk show.

It originally referred to the commonly used Pahlavi translation but has often been used as the title of Western translations.

He respectfully labeled him Sage, which The Record later used as the title of DiTrani's column.

"Cavatina" is also used as the title of songlike instrumental works, e.g., in Beethoven's String Quartet, Opus 130.

They are the superb authors of the phrase "counter-desecration phrasebook" that Macfarlane uses as the title of his first chapter.

It was also used as the title for their bizarre, Ringo Starr narrated 1979 documentary, which captured some of the last recorded footage of drummer Keith Moon before his death.

That knowledge became known as geography, a term first used as the title of Eratosthenes of Cyrene's book Geographica in the 3rd century bc.