Sentence examples for whose title begins from inspiring English sources

American flags appear with greater frequency — not Jasper Johns's ambivalent icons, but flags with figures and text interwoven into them, and pointed titles: "God Bless America," "The Flag Is Bleeding" and finally a piece, from the 1969 "Black Light Series," whose title begins with "Flag for the Moon" and ends with a racial epithet spelled out in its stripes.

In England he placed dung in a paper bag for an art installation whose title began with the words "Bag of".

There are three songs whose titles begin with the word "love"; the most urgent, "Love Is Eternal Sacred Light" reimagines the Big Bang as a kaleidoscopic effusion of colour.

I tended to take a harsher view of countries whose titles began with the words "the People's Democratic Republic of" – mainly because they invariably belonged to their dictators rather than their people, and were neither popular nor democratic.

After several songs by the Ramones whose titles began with "I Don't Want to ...," Tommy said that "Now I Want to Sniff Some Glue" is the first positive piece on the album.

The No. 24 Badgers (3-3), whose title hopes began to unravel last month when the N.C.A.A. suspended 26 players for receiving unadvertised shoe discounts, fell to 0-3 in the Big Ten.

The exhibition's best part comes next: a darkened film-noir installation whose paragraph-long title begins: "It's late, and the wind carries a faint sound......

For instance, I just don't see myself ever liking someone whose title or name begins with the word "Ayatollah".

This is the only Seinfeld episode whose title does not begin with the definite article "The".

The denouement of the title begins to brew.

Murphy, which would soon become overshadowed by the international success of Waiting for Godot, is the first in a series of novels whose titles – Molloy; Malone Dies – begin with the 13th letter of the alphabet.