Sentence examples for wondrous title from inspiring English sources

Be still, our heart: Danielle Fishel, always Topanga, is writing a memoir with the wondrous title Normally, This Would Be Cause for Concern: Tales of Calamity and Unrelenting Awkwardness.

Of all the strange creatures in the documentary "Big River Man," including the slithering snakes, watchful crocodiles and something called the penis fish (you don't want to know), few seem as weird or wondrous as its title character.

This "Magic Flute" has nothing to do with the more famous opera by Mozart, although the story does contain the wondrous instrument of the title.

Hawksmoor appeared on the list, alongside other illustrious titles such as The Brief Wondrous Life Of Oscar Wao by Junot Diaz, The Stranger by Albert Camus, and On The Road by Jack Kerouac.

But here's the catch: did the director, Matthew Levy, make room in his movie for mention of the late Meyer Liben's wondrous book of short stories with the same title?

The Angels are in the middle of a wondrous run, trying to win their first World Series title in 42 seasons.

A rice bowl is a wondrous thing, but often – despite the simplicity of its title – a rather cluttered and complicated one.

For some wondrous acting, head to West Yorkshire Playhouse for Tim playingSmitheplaying titleitle role in the bleakest of King Lears.

Then there's the title character of Junot Diaz's highly original The Brief Wondrous Life of Oscar Wao, an American nerd of Dominican descent.

This was supposed to be another huge step for Cam Newton in what had been a remarkably smooth season on the field, a chance for this wondrous quarterback to lead Auburn into the Southeastern Conference championship game and keep the Tigers on course for a shot at the national title.

Nevertheless, while titles pile up like Christmas sweaters for players of such wondrous gifts, this match might have been pivotal for both of them.