Sentence examples for editors entitled from inspiring English sources

Early in the campaign, she had written an Op-Ed in the Times, which the editors entitled, to her surprise and distress, "Women Are Never Front-Runners".

I read with interest Dr. William A. Dwyer's letter to the New Jersey editor entitled "Fees for Disposing of Medical Waste" (Jan . 21.

2. As a class, read and discuss the letters to the editor entitled, "Honey, We Forgot to Raise the Kids!" //www.nytimes.com/learning/teachers/featured_articles/20051201thursday.html, focusing on the following questions: a.

In this commentary, we review and discuss the findings presented in the Letter to the Editor entitled "Attitudes towards treating addiction with deep brain stimulation," written by Ali et al(1).

The community at Sshock2, a fan site, have also released a free level editor entitled ShockEd, which is a repackaged version of Looking Glass Studios' own editor.

Back on May 14, Mr. Kristof published a column about the evolving inclination to treat animals better that either he, or his editor, entitled "A Humane Revolution".

This section had been used to try to prosecute Ezra Levant for publishing the cartoons at the centre of the Jyllands-Posten Muhammad cartoons controversy in his Western Standard magazine, and to successfully prosecute the Red Deer Advocate for publishing a letter to the editor entitled "Homosexual agenda wicked".

UPDATE: The book from the HEalth MAgazine editors is entitled The Carb Lovers Diet: Eat What You Love, Get Slim For Life.

Recently the site published a robust article about the Guardian's technology site and its editor Charles Arthur, entitled "A tragic decline".

Another sort of editor might feel entitled to brag about this achievement.

To the Editor: Roger Cohen is entitled to his views about the coming Middle East confab at Annapolis, and about the various issues to be discussed.