Sentence examples for entitled blow from inspiring English sources

French authorities launched an investigation last week over claims Boumeddiene was featured in an Isis video entitled "Blow up France 2", which praised the Paris attacks.

Depp, meanwhile, having finished shooting the Sally Potter part, now had another offer for a much bigger budget movie, entitled Blow.

French authorities are reportedly investigating whether Hayat Boumeddiene, the wife of jihadi gunman Amedy Coulibaby who took 17 people hostage in Paris, is the woman in a new Isis video entitled "Blow up France 2".

CNN reports that a source close to the investigation into the latest video from French-speaking Isis (also known as Islamic State) fighters, entitled "Blow up France 2", said: "French authorities are investigating the possibility this woman could be Hayat Boumeddiene".

The second CD format featured an original composition entitled "Blow Your Cover", co-written by Girls Aloud with Xenomania.

The chief librarian of the Boy Scouts of America crusaded against the syndicate, lambasting books like the Hardy Boys series in a pamphlet entitled, "Blowing Out the Boys Brainss".

They decided to dive in, buying a work entitled "Blowing Bubbles" from Jackson for $5,500.

In his offending poem, entitled "Somebody Blew Up America," a litany of massacres and oppression, Mr. Baraka refers to five Israelis filming the attacks, and asks: Who knew the World Trade Center was gonna get bombed Who told 4000 Israeli workers at the Twin Towers To stay home that day Why did Sharon stay away?

I PERIODICALLY submit to my editors a story idea entitled, "Let's Blow Up Lincoln Center".

Reducing the legal protections that all are entitled to is a blow to that dream, and a victory for the terrorists.

Roland Garros is the place where Martina Hingis crossed the net and blew her entitled cool in 1999, allowing Graf to finish her last French Open in grand style.