Sentence examples for entitled doing from inspiring English sources

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

For example, a DVD by Roberts et al entitled " Doing the Lambeth Talk" shows how misunderstandings in the multilingual consultation can be avoided and repaired.

Mirrorwall Films also has a 15-minute short in the works that is due out next month; Hannon's senior thesis entitled "Doing Alright".

In the Financial Times this week, he had an article entitled "Don't give up on globalisation".

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

"If you publish that [man] again, I will exercise my own 'freedom of expression' and orchestrate a campaign entitled 'Don't buy the Guardian'," wrote one.

In a video entitled "Don't Cash Crop My Cornrows," she discussed her views on the misappropriation of black culture, from music to hairstyles.

That was the message from China Daily, a state-owned newspaper that last week ran a blunt editorial entitled: "Don't be tricked by Hollywood".

* US blogs carry news that James Van Der Beek, formerly of Dawson's Creek, will play "himself" in a new sitcom entitled Don't Trust the Bitch in Apartment 23.

The transportation department has responded by announcing a public information campaign designed to encourage better behaviour by cyclists (entitled "Don't Be a Jerk!", as mentioned here previously).

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.