Sentence examples for venerable titles from inspiring English sources

"We look for when venerable titles become vulnerable.

Even its more venerable titles, such as Time and Fortune, are market leaders.

Library officials say they will always stock Shakespeare's plays, "The Great Gatsby" and other venerable titles.

Hearst Magazines, the publisher of such venerable titles as Esquire and Cosmopolitan, said on Wednesday that it was creating a new position, president of digital media.

Not every venture succeeded; new projects like Cargo and Vitals, two shopping magazines, failed, and the company closed venerable titles like House and Garden and Mademoiselle.

Indeed, the likelihood is that painful sales and ultimate closings of venerable titles will play out again, as it has in the recent past.

The venerable title, which holds the Guinness World Record for longest-running weekly comic, sells 38,000 copies per week in the UK.

Schlagman said of the purchase of Cahiers du Cinéma: "I am delighted to have taken custody of this venerable title.

But since 2004 Mr. Davies, already a knight of the realm, has also borne the venerable title master of the queen's music.

McCall's, then 125 years old, was a troubled but venerable title — one of the so-called Seven Sisters — struggling to stay relevant in an InStyle age.

Dunsany's father died in 1899, leaving his twenty-one-year-old son in possession of a venerable title, a comfortable fortune, a country house in England, and the family castle in County Meath.