“The very title of his article suggests a narrative laden with hyperbole and sardonic claptrap.”

“Though he did not have the title of a lord or any special rank, he lived fairly well as one of the lower upperclassmen.”

“At the same time, a doctoral student must submit the title of his thesis as he wishes it to appear on the program.”

“Maria Sharapova lost her third round match at Italian Open to fellow former French Open titlist Ana Ivanovic.”

“The younger challenger kept throwing quick combinations to the fading titlist, winning an important point down the stretch.”

“At 12 she became the youngest-ever Grand Slam junior titlist when she won the 1993 junior French Open.”

“After years of hard work and dedication, Lisa became the titleholder of the national swimming championship.”

“John is the proud titleholder of a luxurious beachfront property.”

“The action may also be brought against the titleholder appearing on the Register, who shall be entitled to the aforesaid right.”

“Nelly nodded looking over my shoulder at the titles on the jackets of the records.”

“The two earlier titles are a better watch than that film and Hours has its own not-too-stylish dark charm.”

“To be an effective literary enthusiast, the unspoken goal is to wander off the beaten track and find the titles that no one else has read.”