Sentence examples for entitled some from inspiring English sources

The English scientist Robert Boyle wrote a treatise entitled "Some Physico-Theological Considerations About the Possibility of the Resurrection".

Barrel Organ's new piece, a work-in-progress entitled Some People Talk About Violence, is upending the concept altogether.

It was entitled "Some Lewis Moorland Terms: A Peat Glossary", and it listed Gaelic words and phrases for aspects of the tawny moorland that fills Lewis's interior.

One inspiration for Landmarks was a document created by a group of Western Islanders, entitled "Some Lewis Moorland Terms: A Peat Glossary".

The radical ideas are set out in a 250-page paper dated late August and simply entitled: "Some thoughts on education and political priorities".

In 1944, she wrote an extravagantly lyric essay entitled "Some Notes on River Country," in which she discussed the history of a lengthy section of the Mississippi: "Wonderful things have come down the current of this river. . . .

Sponsorship also entitles some of these companies to build their own pavilions in the Olympic Park — tiny islands of promotion in a landscape that is otherwise promotion-free.

This entitles some defendants who were convicted of a crime, if they have a plausible claim of innocence, to present evidence at a hearing.

*This card entitles some frequent users of health services to reduced health co-payments.

Some foster carers are entitled to some family tax benefits but this depends on their personal circumstances.

Depending on their circumstances, landlords are entitled to some tax relief, and some maintenance costs also can be written off against taxes.