Sentence examples for entitled going from inspiring English sources

Former Alaska Governor Sarah Palin's memoir, entitled "Going Rogue", is finished, four months ahead of schedule.

The 25-page white paper – entitled Going Dark, Going Forward: A Primer on the Encryption Debate – does not claim any magical solution to the fight over encryption software that has roiled western capitals for more than two years.

"That's me pretending to be Patricia somebody-or-other," she says, pointing at a photograph which illustrates an article entitled: "Going Steady: is it the Same as Being Engaged?" I tell her that my mother once banned me from reading Jackie, with the result that even now – I'm 44, and it is long defunct – it has a powerful allure for me.

The workshop was entitled Going There!

I just read a viral article from VICE entitled: "Going to an Ivy League School Sucks".

As you most likely have heard, Sarah Palin has a book coming out entitled Going Rogue.

It's an easy answer because these days, no and entitled go together like soup and sandwich.

In 1957, Lee submitted the manuscript of a novel, then entitled Go Set a Watchman, to the firm of Lippincott.

The new book, entitled Go Set A Watchman, was in fact written before the Pulitzer Prize-winning To Kill A Mockingbird, which was published in 1960.

The festival, which begins August 13th, includes Karol Szymanowski's homoerotic opera "King Roger," Messiaen's visionary "Saint Francois d'Assise," and a concert series entitled "Go for Kurt Weill".

Entitled Gone 'Til November, it is based on the journals that Wayne wrote in prison, documents I too studied as part of my research process.