Sentence examples for call entitled from inspiring English sources

In a call entitled 'Qatar: Do the Right Thing' on Equal Times, the news website of the ITUC, the union says: "Don't let your World Cup team play in a shamed stadium.

A put is a contract that permits the holder to deliver to the purchaser a specified number of shares of stock at a fixed price within a designated period of time, say six months; a call entitles him to buy shares from the seller within a given period.

They have been called entitled, lazy, and "the most high-maintenance workforce in the history of the world" – but are millennials really that bad?

The exhibition is presented by the Bedford-Stuyvesant Restoration Corporation's Center for Art and Culture and is a collaboration between two organizations of artists: Rainbow Women of New Mexico and a New York group called Entitled: Black Women Artists.

The offending part of the workbook comes from a section called entitled "Susanna Moodie's 'Politically Incorrect Languagee," states the assignment was "designed to have them 'translate' the offensive language into the acceptable vocabulary that we use today".

Call me entitled and call me demanding; call me selfish or whining.

There was once a music-hall song entitled 'Why Can't We Have the Sea in London?,' but the question is redundant; the site of the capital, 50 million years before, was covered by great waters".

The most mournful and misanthropic song on "The Boatman's Call" was entitled "People Ain't No Good": you knew you were never going to hear it while trying on a pair of jeans or tucking into an Egg McMuffin.

He also advised business travelers to "travel like an entrepreneur rather than what I call the entitled corporate traveler".

When we call millennials entitled and narcissistic, we're not really talking about all 2.5 billion millennials worldwide.

There was never any dispute that the four policemen who responded to that call were entitled to enter the apartment to investigate, or that Lawrence began screaming furiously at the intruding officers, demanding to see a warrant and threatening to call his lawyer.