Sentence examples for entitled before from inspiring English sources

Consider the first "paper session," at which three scholars delivered related talks, in a forum entitled "Before Theory".

A document in Arabic entitled, "Before and After Precautions For Using Chemical, Biological and Nuclear Warfare," was found on the floor of the private house.

Don't miss the huge blackboard installation in the lounge bar entitled "Before I Die", where travellers fill in their dreams before it gets wiped clean each week.

This was an "interview" to which Karadžić, defendant at the war crimes tribunal in The Hague, is entitled before his prosecutors called me as a witness, back in 2010.

Therefore Syria is entitled, before declaring publicly what it will give to Israel, to an Israeli assurance that it will get back all the Golan, plus areas Syria encroached upon before the 1967 war.

Indeed, the viol has produced a certifiable superstar: the august Catalan musician Jordi Savall, who plays a solo recital at Carnegie Hall's Weill Recital Hall on April 13, as part of a month-long early-music festival entitled "Before Bach" (through May 1).

Then, in 1996, she started to make occasional embarrassing mistakes, such as failing to recognize old friends, and she found herself thinking of a case history of mine that she had read years before, entitled "The Man Who Mistook His Wife for a Hat".

Whatever the plan, legal and benefits experts urge consumers to understand exactly what they're entitled to before signing up.

4.43pm BST BBC trustee Anthony Fry says that Byford had already received a letter from the BBC's HR director, Lucy Adams, setting out what he was entitled to before it had been subject to detailed consideration.

His favorite sketch written for CollegeHumor is entitled "Moments Before Cup Chicks", and involves a director briefing the participants of the viral scatological video 2 Girls 1 Cup.

Philip Gefter, who was on staff at The New York Times as its picture editor for fifteen years has just written a comprehensive and scholarly biography entitled Wagstaff: Before and After Mapplethorpe; Gefter presents Wagstaff as a leonine figure with an indelible influence on late-twentieth century art.