Sentence examples for entitled hands from inspiring English sources

A collection of literary types, calling themselves the "343 bastards", caused a stir when they signed a petition denouncing the new law entitled "Hands off my whore!", a play on an anti-racism slogan.

The Bild published an open letter on Monday entitled "hands off our cash", which, in keeping with the analogue theme, it encourages readers to sign, cut out and post to the finance minister, Wolfgang Schäuble.

They're tucked inside, far away from your grimy, entitled hands.

Halesowen was proposed to be included within an enlarged Smethwick County Borough, but a successful campaign entitled "Hands off Halesowen" orchestrated by a non-partisan group called the "Halesowen Independence Committee" helped stop the plans.

The ad, entitled "Hands," featured a pair of white hands crumpling a rejection letter as the narrator intoned that the job had gone to "a minority because of a racial quota".

Entitled "Hand Bookbindings: Plain and Simple to Grand and Glorious," the exhibition ran from November 10 , 2002through April 20, 2003 in the Library's main gallery.

Despite its relatively humble origins as a short story, first entitled "Traitor Hands", "The Witness for the Prosecution" can lay claim to being one of the queen of crime's greatest creations.

Coda becomes the first album in the reissues programme to get two companion discs, featuring a previously unreleased track, Sugar Mama, from the sessions from the first Led Zeppelin album, plus recordings from the 1972 sessions in Bombay – Friends, and a version of Four Sticks entitled Four Hands.

The report, entitled The Hands of Cruelty, describes how what it calls the region's "legal wilderness" is fuelling a human rights crisis.

But Diggs found inspiration in a book entitled Gifted Hands by Ben Carson, an African-American who grew up in inner-city Detroit and at age 33 became the director of pediatric neurosurgery at Johns Hopkins University Hospital.

From Poverty to Ph.D.: A Scientist Finds Himself in Physics by Victor Chase, 7 January 2005 Darnell Diggs found inspiration to overcome the hurdles he encountered as a physics major in a book entitled Gifted Hands by neurosurgeon Benjamin Ben Carsonon.