Sentence examples for entitled team from inspiring English sources

Fox News posted a story entitled, "Team Obama Wants Children Banned from Doing Farm Chores".

The first paper in the crowdfunding bundle, entitled "Team rivalry and lending on crowdfunding platforms: an empirical analysis", by Ling Ge and Xuechen Luo, discusses the 'unintended' consequence of team-based challenges in prosocial crowdfunding.

Atlantis: the Lost Empire was meant to provide a springboard for an animated television series entitled Team Atlantis, which would have presented the further adventures of its characters.

This merely entitled a team to "try" and score with a kick at the goal.

In pro football, a team can be wallowing in the cellar, but its officials will try to convince the public that this is really a good thing because it entitles the team to draft some highly touted linebacker from Sunbelt State.

Athlete Alley, a nonprofit organization fighting for equality in organized sports, have teamed up with the NFL Players Association to produce a line of Pride shirts entitled, The One Team Pride Shirts, to show their support for the LGBT community.

In a note from the investment bank's equity strategy team entitled "When should we buy?", they explain that in those last two cases "markets struggled and it was difficult to make money" but they do have some lessons to share.

One proposal from a Dutch team, entitled The Game is On!, honed in on the vibrancy of Dharavi's street life – the children's cricket matches, tea sellers, and fruit vendors – as the starting point for gradually improving living conditions.

The two clubs and relevant bodies are set to discuss ticket allocation for such a high-profile match, with the away team entitled to 15% of the ground's capacity under competition regulations, which would mean around 9,000 Spurs fans making the short journey to the Emirates Stadium for a fixture which could yet be selected to be televised over the weekend of January 4/5.

Clinging on to a two-point lead in the deciding Test against a New Zealand team entitled before this tour to call themselves the best in the world, England scrambled over the winning line thanks to key players digging deep when they had to.

Led by third year grad student, Adam Peters, the DMSE students team entitled the Poo-Jays went on to win third place overall and the Best Use of Materials award in the 2018 Hampdenfest toilet-bowl races!