| Rather, we give you the handful of interesting links that will, in time, make you a titan of convergence. |
| Where once he was a titan, today he appears to have lost political and personal bearings. |
| He saw himself as a titan, a giant among his peers, towering above the rest of the pack. |
| He is a titan of a man and is the best runner I know apart from Colin Jackson whom I met once. |
| He was a titan in America's steel, aluminum, and magnesium industries and was even involved in health care. |
| Covering a titan like Bowie is always dangerous, but Jorge rises to the task and manages to make the songs his own. |
