Sentence examples for entitled to succeed from inspiring English sources

Murray Pringle was the grandson of the eighth baronet and the "heir male" of the first baronet and was therefore entitled to succeed.

And Mr. Bustamante, who by some interpretations of the state's Constitution might have been entitled to succeed an ousted Mr. Davis, ruled out a candidacy.

One day last season he mentioned to me how a reporter had asked him before a game against the Red Sox if he felt entitled to succeed Torre.

In 1920, Florence made a formal statutory declaration saying Norman was the eldest son of the eighth baronet and was entitled to succeed to the title.

A "Like other family members, a tenant's partner or 'significant other' may be entitled to succeed to a rent-regulated apartment," said Jarred I. Kassenoff, a Manhattan real estate lawyer.

Beyond insisting that his government would not resign, and that Mr. Zuma was not automatically entitled to succeed him, Mr. Mbeki also said there was common agreement that Mr. Zuma should stand trial if prosecutors charge him.

"You're not entitled to win anything.

Every script included a list entitled "How to Succeed at Camp Broadway": 1. Be ready — on time and prepared.

Every script included a list entitled "How to Succeed at Camp Broadway": **{:.break one} ** 1. Be ready — on time and prepared.

Every child is entitled to it.

This act, recognising her as his natural daughter and entitling her to succeed to his private estate, was sent to Louis XVI of France.