Sentence examples for entitled there from inspiring English sources

But there were moments where the redactions produced a humorous effect, such as when Andrew Solomon read a portion entitled There Will Be No Court: "'I know you know [redacted] but you know people who know [redacted],' said [redacted]." Moments like these highlight not only Slahi's exacting memory, but his ability to foster irony and character.

On a recent Sunday, parents gathered, music blared and a group of Sidi Moumen children took to the stage to present a play entitled "There Is Always Hope".

Achinoam Nini, a Jew of Yemeni origin, and Mira Awad, a Christian Arab from the Galilee performed a song entitled There Must Be Another Way.

Mr Peyrefitte himself celebrated that anniversary in the Paris newspaper, Figaro, and with an article in a French-language journal in Montreal entitled "There will be a French republic of Canada".

In one gallery room, the noted campaigner for freedom of expression (and against Leveson), Mick Hume, is staging an exhibit entitled: "There is no such thing as a free press; but we need one more than ever".

Aseel Muthana, 19, has been put on the same list as his older brother, Nasser, who achieved notoriety when he appeared in an Isis propaganda video entitled There is No Life without Jihad.

Two University of Chicago economists, George Stigler and Gary Becker, wrote a famous article entitled "De Gustibus Non Est Disputandum" – there's no arguing over tastes.

For a glimpse of life in the entitled lane, there's no comparison.

"That's the rumor that has gone viral – now here are the facts," it said in a press release entitled 'NASA: There is No Asteroid Threatening Earth'.

Although the rate is for the most part the same as SMP, the statutory maternity pay that employed people are generally entitled to, there are several differences.

But in the works of the 13th century and later, entitled Tājika, there is a massive infusion of the Arabic adaptations of the originally Mesopotamian celestial omens as transmitted through Persian (Tājika) translations.