Sentence examples for using the same title from inspiring English sources

And Variety called it an "intelligently staged, powerfully sung revue-that's-almost-more". A new show based on the 1967 movie musical "Thoroughly Modern Millie," and using the same title, is to open this fall at the La Jolla Playhouse.

And, six years ago, "The Greatest Game Ever Played," by Mark Frost, extolled the 1913 United States Open golf championship as the ne plus ultra — using the same title (save the "the") as an antecedent about Game 6 of the epic 1986 National League Championship Series between the Mets and the Houston Astros.

Using the same title for an artwork as some other artist tends to be more clear-cut.

(There's nothing wrong with using the same title, but seriously, couldn't they be a little more creative?).

In 1989 Geldray published his autobiography, Goon With the Wind, using the same title as he had for his 1957 album.

That they used the same title -- Minutemen -- shouldn't confuse anyone.

She used the same title two years later in a 1998 roster of trustees at the Queens College Foundation.

He used the same title for a 1991 album and for his 1998 autobiography, written with Patricia Romanowski.

The paintings were all called "858," so Mr. Frisell used the same title for his eight pieces and for the band itself.

Lenin used the same title in a 1902 pamphlet calling for the formation of a vanguard party of working-class revolution.

Antares, an ensemble of similarly recent vintage, could easily have used the same title for its concert on Thursday at Christ and St .Stephen's Church in Manhattan, although the proportions were inverted.