The phrase "be entitled with" is not a correct phrase in written English.
It is more common to use the phrase "be entitled to" when referring to something that someone has a right to have or do. For example, "Everyone is entitled to their own opinion."
The sermon was entitled "With You Always," and was about faith.
Ms. Pickler's 2006 album is entitled with her demographic credentials, "Small Town Girl" (BNA).
It was entitled, with apparently self-aware irony, "The Mind of the South".
Besides complying with all PRH relevant regulations, the private developer is entitled with multiple options to abandon, transfer and expand of targeted PRH project.
ADNs are entitled with high dispatch autonomy right, making it possible to provide ancillary services such as spinning reserve service and peak regulation.
It is common belief that mild TBI is often followed by a post-traumatic syndrome including headache and that this syndrome is mostly in accordance with expectation of being entitled with damages.
In a dispute over taxation of the Southern Pacific Railroad Co., Field cited his own "Ninth Circuit law" to declare that the "defendant, being a corporation, a person within the meaning of the 14th Amendment," is "entitled, with respect to its property, to equal protection of the laws".
This has been entitled with the term phylome [ 59].
As a former lieutenant general in the Egyptian military, he would be entitled to burial with military honors.
If you have a mortgage, you can be entitled to help with repayments after nine months of redundancy.
"According to the Language Act, common citizens should be entitled to communicate with Swedish authorities in Swedish," she said in a telephone interview from Stockholm last week.
