Sentence examples for entitled breakdown from inspiring English sources

In a chapter entitled "Breakdown," she relates that she was secretly gratified by her husband's psychological problems: "If Weber's sovereign self-sufficiency had occasionally made her wonder whether he needed her, she now did not doubt it".

Mr Duncan Smith, who was deposed three years ago after a brief interlude as Tory leader, is chairman of the party's Social Justice Policy Group, which published a weighty report this week entitled "Breakdown Britain".During his time as leader, Mr Duncan Smith, to his credit, began to develop what has become a consuming interest in poverty and social exclusion.

One of the first things he did when he took charge of Phoenix was to acquire a 1938 solo piece by the late US choreographer Jane Dudley, entitled Harmonica Breakdown.

It was in response to students' failure to gain a foothold in industry and was entitled, The Breakdown of VKhUTEMAS: Report on the Condition of the Higher Artistic and Technical Workshops, which stated that the school was "disconnected from the ideological and practical tasks of today".

She led the hearing, which was entitled "Breeding, Drugs, and Breakdowns: The State of Thoroughbred Horseracing and the Welfare of the Thoroughbred Racehorse".

In addition, it is important to notice that clinical breakdowns entitling to compensations in finishing herds have not been reported.

In a new book he is working on, entitled "Fault Lines," Rajan argues that the initial causes of the breakdown were stagnant wages and rising inequality.

In a useful paper entitled "Putting America Back to Work," the Washington-based Emprovided Policy Institute has provided a breakdown and costing of the various job-creation measures that the President could put forward.

Most of the variations have since been dumped, although there will be no refunds for the spectators who were short-changed last September and October, and there will be a change to the way the breakdown is refereed this summer: if a tackler, or the first person arriving at the breakdown, has his hands on the ball, he is entitled to hold on even when the referee calls that a ruck has been formed.

While waiting to have her hair done recently, she read an article entitled "Are You Cracking Up?" It gave s list of symptoms indicative of an immediate breakdown, & she found that she had all the symptoms.

"JB was entitled to move on to Gold at renewal at no additional charge giving him extras such as Key Cover and breakdown cover for weekends in Europe.