Sentence examples for well-titled from inspiring English sources

Still, topping the must-see list will be Andy Warhol's well-titled 1969 feature "Blue Movie," the last film directed by the artist himself.

And there is P. H. Polk's portrait of a big no-nonsense woman in a torn sweater, which is well-titled "The Boss".

The well-titled are also the entitled, pulling the highest salaries; because Texas doesn't have a personal income tax, it offers them an opportunity to cut their own personal tax burdens.

Sherie Rene Scott — "one of Broadway's biggest, brightest semi-stars," she smiles with cold teeth — has co-written, with Dick Scanlan, the excellent, well-titled "Everyday Rapture" (at Second Stage).

By John Lahr Sherie Rene Scott — "one of Broadway's biggest, brightest semi-stars," she smiles with cold teeth — has co-written, with Dick Scanlan, the excellent, well-titled "Everyday Rapture" (at Second Stage).

The first is that it is divided into well-titled, short chapters making it easy and quick to find information of interest.

"The January Man" is well titled.

"We recently received a letter from a parent suggesting that our 'What's Wrong?' feature isn't well titled.

Winter King Allen Lanee, £20) is well titled: the fingers of the first Tudor king, in Penn's account of his final years, are icy to the touch, and probe into every nook and cranny of the kingdom.

Kitsch exhibitions were held in Sweden in 2009 and Galleri Pan of Oslo held it's first of several Kitsch exhibitions that year as well, titled Fall Kitsch.

There's a song that's included in the children's Yom Kippur service at the synagogue where I work, as I imagine in many more around the world, as well, titled It's Better to be Better.