Sentence examples for entitled something from inspiring English sources

Entitled Something for the Future it consists of a sculpture of four meerkats "as a symbol of unity and safety".

Very much hoping he will explore this condition in a forthcoming album entitled something like Look Rich or Die of Embarrassment.

The way Straight's poetic language lingers over Glorette's corpse, being readied at home for burial after others are too afraid to report her death to the police, bends a potentially reverent scene — the chapter is entitled "Something Like Sanctified" — toward the macabre.

This option will usually appear as a check box or "radio button" entitled something like "scale each page to fit paper".

Her show on Sunday was entitled "Something New York".

Now, Evgenia Peretz takes on the whole fooferaw in a Vanity Fair piece entitled "Something About Sally".

At its core, what this means is that sex is something men are entitled to, something to be taken.

So, instead of going around saying that we are entitled to something or deserve something, say thank you, to whomever or whatever.

Are they "entitled to something more" and "entitled to something new," or are they just acting entitled?

When Talib Kweli says "speak to the people like Barack Obama," it is no coincidence that he does it on a song entitled Say Something, by which he means "Do Something".

I feel badly, like I must've misrepresented something, if I left the impression that we were entitled to something we didn't receive.