Sentence examples for entitled take care from inspiring English sources
The temple to a woman scorned is entitled "Take care of yourself" (Prenez soin de vois), immortalising lines that Calle, if she hadn't had recourse to the international art world, might have read again and again in tears.
Entitled Taking Care of Elvis — Memories with Elvis as His Private Nurse and Friend, the self-published book will also include previously unseen photos of the star.
An Australian mental health foundation, beyondblue, has established a resource entitled "Taking Care of Yourself After Retrenchment or Financial Loss" for use in such circumstances by employers and others (available at http://www.beyondblue.org.au).au
These veterans, FDR explained, "have been compelled to make greater economic sacrifice and every other kind of sacrifice than the rest of us, and are entitled to definite action to help take care of their special problems".
Local councils argued that they were not entitled to a share, because their families could take care of them.
Lawmakers feel entitled to decide how families are formed while simultaneously denying them the tools necessary to take care of those families.
"The size of the Town of Hempstead, with 760,000 people, makes it impossible to provide quality services, to take care of the little things that create the quality of suburban life that we should be entitled to," Mr. Toback said.
