Sentence examples for entitled to run from inspiring English sources

"Everyone is entitled to run".

For weeks, people here have argued over whether Mr. Emanuel is entitled to run for mayor.

Others disagree; they think Mr. Harvey is entitled to run Burning Man's financial matters with a bit of privacy.

Anthony Carbonetti, an adviser to Mr. Giuliani, called Mr. Thompson "a good senator who was entitled to run".

The council would also be entitled to run the tower itself, or rent or sell it elsewhere.

Yes, he got tired but that race was run at a furious pace and he was entitled to run out of puff.

Each exhibitor is entitled to six running feet, he draws a number fixing his location.

"We have always thought that athletes are entitled to equipment – running shoes for good posture and comfort, for example.

For instance, a lawmaker who is also a physician and fails to be re-elected, is entitled to a job running a hospital — even if he has never run so much as a clinic before, she said.

Sure, she had won 121 caps as a centre-back for France's women's team, then served for six years as that team's assistant manager under Bruno Bini and, in May 2014, had become the first woman in France to gain the qualifications that entitled her to run a professional team.

In this situation each individual is entitled to decide which risk to run.