Sentence examples for entitled to call from inspiring English sources

They are already legally entitled to call in private pest controllers to kill foxes.

That's why I'm not even sure we are entitled to call it a constitution".

Commonwealth Honours Poitier, holder of the KBE is, as a citizen of the Bahamas, entitled to call himself Sir Sidney.

Do say: "Comrades, please welcome to the conference stage a band still legally entitled to call itself UB40".

I'm entitled to call him a nasty piece of work because of what he said about the IRA".

If your employer contracts with Circles, you are entitled to call a "convenience coordinator" who will run your errands.

The time was 1 56 of the round and the referee, as he is entitled to, called for the British Boxing Board of Control's doctor, Fraser Pinkney, to take a look.

You are also entitled to phone calls, refreshments and accommodation if you are stuck at the airport overnight.

But hagiography will not determine their leader's ultimate standing, and whether he is entitled to be called "great".

We also discussed what benefits she would be entitled to and called the Department for Work and Pensions to start making claims.

The treatise provides a clear picture of the principles and conventions of a drama entitled to be called national in its close identification with the social values and emotional responses of the age.