good title

He was trying to think of a good title for the new series about kids who start their own web show.

It would make a good title for this debate: once in every year.

Still, the game is generally fun, and more important, it has a pretty good title.

Singer thought that it would be a good title for a film.

"Night and Day" might have been a good title for this lovely evening.

"President of the school board is a good title, and without that they think it hurts my political career."

This may lead to litigation if the parties cannot agree on whether a good title is shown.

By the way, there's a good title for somebody.

I agree that it was not a good title.

I thought that's a waste of a good title.

In hindsight, from a marketing point of view, it probably isn't a good title.

"A lot of times, somebody will say something and it will give you a good title," he says.

There's a good title for a song for you, George.

That's a good title for a book Harvey thought.

Peter Cook called it "the only good title I ever came up with."

Thomas thought that this was 'a perfectly good title to hang something on' and by the autumn he had finished the work.

Although Dempsey didn't take this advice, he thought the answer was "a good title".

A purchaser at an established market does, therefore, obtain good title.

Thus the sections give good title to the innocent sub-purchaser.

Can anyone think of a good title for the page, and/or a good way to organize it?

Walker has been quoted as saying: "If you can get a real good title, you've got something.

"Sounds like a good title for a second volume of autobiography, doesn't it?

A good title for this exhibition would be "Lost in Transition."

At least that one had had a good title.

Thus someone taking only a pledge cannot acquire good title by virtue of this provision.