Sentence examples for a leaflet entitled from inspiring English sources
The phrase "a leaflet entitled" is correct and usable in written English
It can be used when referring to a specific leaflet that has a title or heading. Example: "I found a leaflet entitled 'The Benefits of Recycling' at the community center."
If you live in England, a leaflet entitled "Better Information Means Better Care" should land on your doormat some time this month.
By Julie Hayden The New Yorker, December 2 , 1967P. 51 Comment on a leaflet entitled "Rules for the Regulation of the NYC.
When enquiring at the Jobcentre how he was supposed to survive, he was handed a leaflet entitled Emergency Help in Sheffield.
At a Life centre in Covent Garden, London, the undercover researcher was given a leaflet entitled Abortions – How they're Done, which said incorrectly that 85% of abortions are carried out using vacuum aspiration.
It was a leaflet, entitled Bincombe Beeches – nature trail, that gave us reason to stop there this time and find our way up Bincombe Hill, where the wind was whistling in the treetops.
In an attempt to ease public concern, this month NHS England is sending a leaflet entitled Better Information Means Better Care to 26m households, to say parts of the care.data database will be shared with "researchers and organisations outside the NHS" – unless people choose to opt out via their family doctor.
Take a bus out of town (pentlandhills.org has a downloadable leaflet entitled "How to get to the Pentland Hills by Bus"; the number X85 to Lennoxtown goes by the Campsies).
After randomisation, this group received a two page leaflet entitled "Exercise after cancer diagnosis," which provided safe guidelines.
From the viewpoint of ethical concerns, all patients are given a self-help leaflet entitled Understanding Your Reactions to Accidental Injury before checking the criteria.
In my day, this nascent area of the curriculum involved such delights as a trip to a VD clinic, where we were merrily provided with shiny leaflets entitled "gonorrhoea" and "herpes", diseases that I think all of us then found a good deal more shocking than the idea of "adult" films.
Outside the Bolshoi, just before the seven o'clock curtain, the demonstrators chanted against "Sorokin, the feces- eater" and handed out leaflets entitled "The Artistic Credo of a Pornographer and Feces-Eater".
