Sentence examples for entitled to turn from inspiring English sources
Are museums really entitled to turn themselves into massive club venues?
Cameron said that Chris Grayling's comment about B&B owners being entitled to turn away gay couples was "wrong".
When the respondent's behavior made that impossible, Mr. Snyder was entitled to turn to the tort law of the State of Maryland".
Since even Mr Blair cannot have two leaders in the Lords, best change that to a "less reliable".In theory, newspaper people confused by the conflation of so many firm but mutually excluding rumours are entitled to turn for guidance to Alastair Campbell, the prime minister's official spokesman.
Christie vs. 'Jersey Shore' " (editorial, Sept. 28): Just when did we Americans start breeding a generation of citizens who think they can be paid by taxpayers for doing public service jobs, but instead of carrying out their duties, feel entitled to turn those government jobs into fiefs reflecting their own personal beliefs and preferences?
No one of sound mind would deny Nigel Wray the right to an opinion on the subject of English club rugby: having pumped untold millions into the domestic game over the last 20 years, the Saracens chairman is perfectly entitled to turn the match-day programme into his own personal Speaker's Corner.
If anyone were entitled to suddenly turn all maudlin on us, it would be Zevon.
"We all have the NEED to BELONG," he wrote in a presentation entitled "How to Turn One of Mankind's Deepest Needs Into Cold, Hard CASH".
For years now, British Gas has been encouraging older people to claim the benefits they are entitled to instead of turning off their heating.
Just imagine how you are going to feel if you wake up on Friday morning and find the Conservatives and David Cameron in No 10 just because they think they are entitled to have a turn.
