Sentence examples for entitled moving from inspiring English sources

She admitted that a speech delivered after she became home secretary entitled "Moving beyond the asbo" had been interpreted by some as indifference to the issue, but she will now announce she is keeping some elements of the previous regime but will be changing emphasis.

I'll be doing live visuals for a contemporary dance show here in Montreal, entitled Moving in This World, in the Spring.

That's why tonight I am hosting a forum in Harlem entitled "Moving Beyond Stop and Frisk: A Dialogue on Alternatives that Work," an event intended to shine some light on how other cities are reducing gang and gun violence by working with communities, not against them.

A new music video for British rock band James, entitled "Moving On," invites viewers into the final moments of life for a heartbreakingly adorable yarn creature and his loved ones.

The theme entitled Moving spirit, was illustrated as a facilitator among the participant's.

The paper by Ahn et al., entitled "Automatic moving object segmentation from video sequences using alternate flashing system," jointly considers sensitivity, color, coherence, and smoothness for segmentation.

(The district said it had paid for teachers to move up one step, while the union said they were entitled to move up two steps).

Otherwise, foreign vessels (and aircraft) are entitled to move freely through (and over) the zone.

"She did her time, and everybody's entitled to move on," Mr. Herman said in a telephone interview yesterday.

An imaginative rehang can be its own work of art, of course: curators must be entitled to move things.

"JB was entitled to move on to Gold at renewal at no additional charge giving him extras such as Key Cover and breakdown cover for weekends in Europe.