Sentence examples for was eventually titled from inspiring English sources

To Mr. McKnight's credit, "iFUrReadyToLearn," as the song was eventually titled, sounds just like a Brian McKnight song.

Very Marie Antoinette of them — although since the resultant album was eventually titled "Tales From Topographic Oceans," it's fair to guess the hay didn't work.

About that time, while still in medical school, acquaintances at the Los Angeles station KROQ persuaded him to join a late-night call-in radio show that was eventually titled "Loveline".

Mr. Maxwell had been working for eight years on a novel that was eventually titled "The Chateau" (1961), which he had set in France rather than in the familiar territory of the American Midwest.

"A Fistful of Dollars," as "Stranger" was eventually titled, and its more entertaining sequels, "For a Few Dollars More" and "The Good, the Bad, and the Ugly," was knowing parody, and Eastwood, with his minimalist technique, fit perfectly into the style of unyielding absurdism.

To many at RYSA, this event was eventually titled "Cheesepocalypse" by the principle of the program.

The show aired on MTV several times, and was eventually released as an EP titled, MTV Unplugged.

In a controversial move, his widow and executor, Mary Welsh Hemingway, who wrote her own memoir in 1976 titled "How It Was," eventually chose to violate his wishes and allow the publication of several unfinished manuscripts and of 600 of his letters in Carlos Baker's "Ernest Hemingway: Selected Letters, 1917-1961".

A new serial adventure – titled simply Quatermass – was eventually made in 1979 by Thames Television and shown on the ITV network; in a re-edited form it received a limited cinema release under the title The Quatermass Conclusion.

In the nineteen-thirties, Post launched a syndicated column, titled "In Good Taste," which was eventually featured in nearly two hundred newspapers.

It also featured a song titled "America's Sweethearts" which was eventually confirmed for the album but with an alternate spelling, "America's Suitehearts".