Sentence examples for entitled over from inspiring English sources

Entitled over others?

Oury Atlan, Thibaut Berland, and Damien Ferri wrote, directed, and animated a 3D tribute to Henson entitled Over Time that was shown as part of the 2005 Electronic Theater at SIGGRAPH.

The second study, by Kulstad and Kelley [7], entitled "Over-crowding is associated with delays in percutaneous coronary intervention for acute myocardial infarction" uses the EDWIN score as a marker of ED over-crowding and its association with ultimate delays in patients receiving percutaneous intervention for acute myocardial infarction.

Scotland's spending watchdog has raised serious concern over the scheme entitling over-60s to free bus travel.

Guatemala, a country that trumps Belize by a large margin in population, land mass, and military strength, has long claimed that it is entitled to over 12,000 square kilometers of Belizean territory; more than half of the country.

Officers searched the family's house with the consent of the boy's parents and, the authorities said, found notebooks detailing violent acts, an Army handbook on counterinsurgency operations and a DVD entitled "Game Over in Littleton," a documentary on the 1999 rampage in which two students at Columbine High School in Colorado shot to death 12 schoolmates and a teacher before committing suicide.

My sons are not necessarily entitled to take over the business, but they are entitled to being considered.

"I don't think the answer is 'You can't say that' — but you're not entitled to take over city streets and start shit".

Ms. Belin says that vast areas are not well defined by the new law, such as whether one partner will ever owe the other partner alimony or who will be entitled to take over the lease on an apartment.

The Chinese will say they are entitled to take over Vladivostok, on the ground that the governor of this bit of Russia's far east is negligent and corrupt (and will not let in enough Chinese immigrants to run the place efficiently).

But he looks spoiled and entitled with his over-the-top complaining.