Sentence examples for visit titled from inspiring English sources

He wrote a book about the visit titled "One Chinese Moon".

Mya Binnon read out a poem written by the class to mark the visit, titled Fermanagh Is.

Mr Jargalsaikhan has written an article following his visit titled "The wooden toilet and Mongolia's future".

A group of students at New York University's Integrated Digital Media program have come up with a possible solution to the studio visit dilemma titled The Holographic Studio, a mixed-reality studio visit.

Lest anybody miss the point, the document Mr. Obama signed with President Hamid Karzai of Afghanistan during the whirlwind visit was formally titled the "Enduring Strategic Partnership Agreement".

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** For a good selection of angry questions and comments about incomplete lists of hipster lit, visit the courageously titled post "The Ultimate Hipster Reading List" at Flavorwire.* Update: I just got a note from Kim Lombardini, the marketing manager of Bookhampton and one of the curators of the hipster shelf, informing me that they have an in-word for all the hipsters that come into the shop.

Age of respondents', perceived HEWs' skill, perceived HEWs' respect, involvement of husband in discussion during home visit, and being titled as model family were best predictors of satisfactions with health extension service.

Mrs. Baker also kept a secret journal titled "Visits from Jack and Casey," which Mr. Siegel contends shows the Bakers' true intentions.

Tomorrow at 7 30 p.m. Lois Dodds, interior designer, will present a slide/lecture titled "Visiting with Frank Lloyd Wright and His Two Masterpieces: Fallingwater and Kentuck Knob".

PARIS — In 2009, Sheikh Hamad bin Abdulla al-Thani visited an exhibition titled "Maharaja, the Splendor of India's Royal Courts," at the Victoria and Albert Museum in London and was smitten.