Sentence examples for entitled do from inspiring English sources

Earlier, he had shown me his fan's calligraphy, which consisted of a poem entitled "Do Not Get Angry".

The couple also listened to a parody of a Disney Frozen song, entitled Do You Want to Hide a Body, while Becky's remains lay in their bath.

Yes, John's on a register entitled "Do not let near a school ever again due to tendency to kidnap pupils" but John is a determined man.

The score he was working on, entitled Do You Believe in the Immortality of the Soul?, was a dramatised monologue about a journey on the metro in which the narrator is attracted to a young man.

Subsequent work has provided a wealth of evidence underlining the efficiency of markets over short periods.Mr Shiller entered the debate in 1981 with a paper in the American Economic Review entitled "Do Stock Prices Move Too Much to be Justified by Subsequent Changes in Dividends?" It concluded that they did.

In a couple of weeks' time I'm delivering a talk in Oxford entitled "Do we get the politics we deserve?" I haven't written a word of it yet because I've no idea what politics we've got, let alone whether we deserve them.

When I joked that his autobiography should be entitled Doing a Runner, he grinned and said, "Too right".

Lastly, if you're in Birmingham, check out Joanne Tatham and Tom O'Sullivan's exhibition at Eastside Projects, entitled Does Your Contemplation of the Situation Fuck With the Flow of Circulation.

But because they're entitled doesn't mean I or you have to like it, or think it's good for the newspaper.

The post, entitled "Does the Internet Need More Regulation?

Lorenz immortalised this discovery in a lecture entitled "Does the Flap of a Butterfly's Wings in Brazil set off a Tornado in Texas?".