Sentence examples for entitled of a from inspiring English sources

Guillemeau in a chapter entitled ' Of a painfull and difficult Delivery, with the causes thereof' remarked upon the obstruction of the passage by large quantities of fat as the cause of a difficult labour: 'Her person or body may be the cause therof: as if shee be too fat and full: for in such women I have seene great store of fat come down into their naturall parts, which stopped the passage'.

During his research he came across a book entitled of "Next-Generation DNA Sequencing Informatics" (Brown, 2013).

The number of people entitled to a share of the payment is unknown, but there were 187 patients and about 800 visitors in the hospital during the crisis.

Wallace Stevens wrote "Arrival at the Waldorf" as part of a series aptly entitled "Parts of a World" in 1942.

The directors were impressed with his report and it was subsequently published as a book entitled Narrative of a Residence in Various Parts of New Zealand.

Congress is entitled to a cost-of-living pay raise that takes place automatically every year.

It was a letter entitled "A Son of '28 Writes his Father".

A posting entitled "anatomy of a misleading sales pitch" teaches you about churning and promises of "vanishing premiums".

As Leader of the House of Commons he was entitled to a salary of £124,979.

(Students who consolidate Stafford loans within six months of graduation are entitled to a consolidated rate of 3.5percentt).

Thank you for sending your work entitled "Deletion of a kinesin I motor unmasks a mechanism of homeostatic branching control by neurotrophin-3" for consideration at eLife.