Sentence examples for entitled charge from inspiring English sources

Devin, in fact, is planning on doing a five hour mini-series on the Apple battery charger entitled "Charge Different".

On November 15, 2004 The Game released a promotional Mixtape entitled Charge It to the Game: The Mixtape through Westside Records.

The document, entitled "Charges of Cruelty, Etc., to the Natives of the Philippines," was an unsubtle exercise in the politics of proportion.

As a class, look over the New York Times graphic entitled "Charges That Span 30 Years" (available in the Multimedia Box at //www.nytimes.com/pages/world/worldspecial/index.html), which is a timeline describing the range of charges against Mr. Hussein and his associates.

The drivers patiently wait til you are on, they make sure you get a seat, even to the point of getting up and telling a nanny and her two entitled charges to 'Get the ____ out of the handicapped seats.' I love New York City bus drivers. 5.

How can the doctor confront a client about his sense of entitlement, when the doctor feels entitled to charge these ludicrous fees just because the patient is rich?

In other words, even if the co-op is entitled to charge for the services provided in the past, it cannot sue the shareholder for charges that are more than six years old.

The guidance notes say that managing agents are entitled to charge administration fees to their leaseholders, but only that which relates to eligible service charges should be taken into account when assessing the claimant's universal credit entitlement.

Patients claim benefits to which they are not entitled; suppliers charge Medicaid for non-existent services.

Sandra Quinn of the Association of Payment Clearing Services (Apacs) says that card companies are entitled to charge a fee for foreign currency transactions.

If patrons do not do so, the host is entitled to charge even the most outrageous price.