Sentence examples similar to Entitled to tip from inspiring English sources

"I think people would like to see the cabdriver as a servant" — someone perhaps more entitled to a tip — "but they're unable to".

The bill, which is being proposed by Sinn Féin, will ensure that the 150,000 people working in the hospitality sector are legally entitled to the tips earned while they work.

An experienced restaurant manager may make $75,000 and is not entitled to participate in the tip pool.

He said the police officers called to the restaurant declined to arrest him and told the owner that Mr. Fischbein was entitled to refuse to pay the tip.

Sit there and tell me to stop telling you how to tip, to stop feeling entitled, to get a "real job".

Employees who make tips are entitled to be paid a wage of at least $2.38 an hour -- half the regular federal minimum of $4.75 that prevailed before the last increase in September 1997 -- and their employer must make sure that earnings, including tips, reach $5.15 an hour.

Everyone's entitled to that.

He's entitled to it.

"Many felt entitled to nothing".

We're entitled to ask.

He's entitled to try.