Sentence examples for afterward entitled from inspiring English sources
The band's third album was finally issued soon afterward; entitled Third/Sister Lovers, it found limited commercial success.
Sherman felt entitled to taunt Green about it immediately afterward.
The judge said the F.B.I. might be entitled to prohibit disclosures for a limited time but afterward "must bear the burden of going to court to suppress the speech".
Not long afterward, a singing waiter at Jimmy Kelly's, in Union Square, wrote a song entitled "Sadie Salome (Go Home)," which told of a nice Jewish girl who dismays her sweetheart, Mose, by playing Salome onstage.
Afterward, they say that it is easier to find jobs and that they are entitled to preferential mortgage terms and other benefits.
"He violated her and still he was without care," according to a 1942 story entitled "At the Landing," in which the heroine eats an enormous meal immediately afterward, gratefully demonstrating her "now lost starvation".
Afterward, the government interpreted the decision to mean that only the 189 surviving plaintiffs in the lawsuit were entitled to live in the reserve without permission.
His dramatic narratives are high points of radio's so-called 'Golden Age.' The highest of all was a tribute to the American effort in World War Two entitled 'On A Note of Triumph.' Unfortunately for Corwin, his career with CBS ended not long afterward on a very sour note.
In an interview afterward, Mr. Feinberg said the president praised the program for giving the families the full compensation to which they were legally entitled.
