Sentence examples for entitled taking from inspiring English sources

Goethe would not be that surprised to discover a season suggesting that "Shakespeare is German" – as ours at the Globe is entitled – taking place in London.

Reprint of a sketch entitled "Taking the Measure of Nassau Hall" from the student notebook of Thomas Campbell, Class of 1818.

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.

The article in the San Francisco Chronicle is part of a series on climate change, entitled "Taking the Heat". Read more.

Entitled "Taking Ramen Seriously: Food, Labor, and Everyday Life in Modern Japan," it delved into the food production, labor practices, foreign trade, and national identity wrapped up in Japan's now famous noodle soup.

The report, entitled Taking Control of Employment Support, calls for disabled people to have far more opportunities to gain experience and skills through work, "rather than endless 'work preparation'.

Even the money to which Sisulu is entitled takes a long time to arrive.

"Blue Wash I and II," as the related pieces are entitled, took the weaver and her helpers a year to complete.

David Farrell at Evolution Securities issued a note entitled Take me out suggesting a bidder could indeed emerge: Soco has a history of monetizing assets through disposals.

"I'm the type of person who would not be questioned when purchasing a firearm in America," Afghan vet Jay Kirell wrote in an essay last week entitled "Take my Guns, Please".

In 1776 appeared his first work on reform in Parliament, entitled, Take Your Choice a second edition appearing in 1777 under the new title of The Legislative Rights of the Commonalty Vindicated.