Sentence examples for both entitled from inspiring English sources
Two of them, both entitled "The Ghost of Bruce", see the troubled hero walking on Bannockburn field.
Frege's reaction is first laid out in his correspondence with Hilbert from December 1899 to September 1900, and subsequently in two series of essays (both entitled "On the Foundations of Geometry") published in 1903 and 1906.
Tonight on PBS I'm joined by Grammy-winning musician Lenny Kravitz, whose recent foray into photography is the subject of a new exhibit at the Leica Gallery and companion coffee table book, both entitled "Flash". As someone constantly in the public eye, Kravitz decided during his world tour to turn his camera on the folks -- professionals and fans -- who turn their cameras on him.
Upon graduation in 1975, Sears felt both entitled and obligated to make good.
Thus, the Jewish people are both entitled to special privileges and burdened with special responsibilities from God.
To cut a long story short, the WTO's answer to the parties has been that they're both right, and both entitled to retaliate.
Ultimately the judge sided with the case put forward by Ms Rawstron and Ms Pearce, who sought a ruling that they were "both absolutely entitled" to the residue of Freud's estate.
He found nonparticipation fell by 30% among those entitled both during and after the experiment.
Accordingly, Mr. Gulielmetti said, as long as both roommates are equally obligated under the lease, both are entitled to possession.
It runs ambulances rescue services – and both are entitled to protection under the Geneva conventions, just as a British military hospital would be.
Should they win, they'll both be entitled to some form of presidential immunity (whether it's official or simply de facto such as that enjoyed by Sudan's Omar al-Bashir), and should therefore avoid the trial.
