Sentence examples for entitled to second from inspiring English sources

Facebook has had plenty of practice at briskly apologizing, even as it explains why it is entitled to second, third, and fourth chances.

"My advice is if you are entitled to second passport then take one," he tweeted in response to a BBC tweet asking viewers if they had "made a mad dash for an Irish passport".

As officers, we were entitled to first class.

"Even hateful, racist and offensive speech," he said, "is entitled to First Amendment protection".

Rather, the much more vexing question is whether any kind of speech is not entitled to First Amendment protection.

He said that because McAlary was initially misinformed by his sources, he was entitled to First Amendment protection.

The court ruled that truthful advertising by professional people was entitled to First Amendment and antitrust protection.

If a teammate is on first when the ball is hit, that base runner is no longer entitled to first base and must run to second.

The central question in the case is whether statements known by the speaker to be false are entitled to First Amendment protection.

Both the national and state bar associations prohibited the practice until 1977, when the Supreme Court ruled that such advertising was entitled to First Amendment protection.

Your March 3 editorial "Even Hurtful Speech" applauds the Supreme Court's ruling that the vile, hurtful expression of the Westboro demonstrators is entitled to First Amendment protection.