Sentence examples for will be given the title of from inspiring English sources

As part of the realignment, the company elevated a second chief technical officer, Craig J. Mundie, 56, who will be given the title of chief research and strategy officer.

As they resumed the majority, the Democrats announced a new leadership arrangement under which Pedro Espada Jr., the Bronx Democrat who had joined with the Republicans last month, will be given the title of majority leader.

PLEASE NOTE: selected awardees of the program will be given the title of either visiting scholar or visiting postdoc depending on how they are appointed in their Danish hosting institution for the duration of their fellowship.

Those who are eventually able to collect $100,000 in checks will be given the title of Pioneers with the campaign, paving the way for invitations to other such barbecues and parties with the president; those who collect $200,000 will be called Rangers.

Charnley also clarified what he expects from the club's new boss, who will be given the title of head coach.

"There are a limited number of dormant or extinct peerages or titles available and it is most likely Prince Harry will be given the title of 'duke' in England - and it may be as well that he receives a title in Scotland such as 'earl'". Who else could walk Meghan down the aisle?

Mr. Siewert, who will also be given the title of managing director, will report to John F.W. Rogers, Goldman's chief of staff.

The hiring of Cottrell, who has indicated he will also be given the title of assistant head coach, is particularly intriguing.

Summitt was given the title of head coach emeritus.

George was given the title of Prince of Wales.

She was given the title duchess of Cambridge.