running title (Meaning)
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running title (n)
the title (or a shortened title) of a book used as a running head
Synonyms & Antonyms of running title
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running title Sentence Examples
- The novel's running title succinctly captured the protagonist's relentless pursuit of redemption.
- Due to the limited space on the cover, only the running title was printed, leaving readers intrigued.
- The running title trailed prominently at the top of each page, serving as a constant reminder of the plot's driving force.
- The author's running title playfully foreshadowed the unexpected twist that awaited readers.
- The running title of the newspaper article hinted at the explosive revelations to come.
- The report's running title warned readers of the imminent danger posed by the approaching storm.
- The political campaign's running title cleverly resonated with the candidate's populist message.
- The website's running title changed dynamically, reflecting the latest breaking news.
- The running title of the medical journal provided a concise summary of the study's findings.
- The running title of the conference brochure listed the daily agenda, guiding attendees through the event's events.
FAQs About the word running title
the title (or a shortened title) of a book used as a running head
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The novel's running title succinctly captured the protagonist's relentless pursuit of redemption.
Due to the limited space on the cover, only the running title was printed, leaving readers intrigued.
The running title trailed prominently at the top of each page, serving as a constant reminder of the plot's driving force.
The author's running title playfully foreshadowed the unexpected twist that awaited readers.
