Sentence examples for entitled to throw from inspiring English sources
And to their credit, they would have been entitled to throw up had they not left the scene as winners.
After toiling since 1996 to build an iron mill -- a project that still exists only in blueprints -- Mr. Craft might have been entitled to throw up his hands.
Of her critics, she added: "They think that they are entitled to throw things at me and then they say that I am inciting violence against transexuals.
"Vice President Gore has three more punches that he can throw through his appeals," she said, adding: "He's entitled to throw those three last punches and then see who is declared the winner".
That a handful of Wisconsin groups are incensed by a Wisconsin Supreme Court decision involving collective bargaining may make those groups feel entitled to throw stones at Justice Gableman, but it in no way requires the justice to cower in the face of such hostility.
WASHINGTON — Near the end of a long and heated appeals court argument over whether New Haven was entitled to throw out a promotional exam because black firefighters had performed poorly on it, a lawyer for white firefighters challenging that decision made a point that bothered Judge Sonia Sotomayor.
Now, intensifying a long and furious debate over their place in this society, the nation's top court has declared that the children of undocumented Haitian migrants — even those born on Dominican soil decades ago — are no longer entitled to citizenship, throwing into doubt the status of tens of thousands of people here who have never known any other national identity.
Against a Leicester side who have badly lost their way, Southampton played with a curious lack of ambition and urgency, summed up by Hughes's decision to replace one striker with another at a point in the game when the travelling supporters were entitled to think he would throw caution to the wind and chase the win that would have cranked up the pressure on Swansea, in 17th place.
