Sentence examples for entitled watching from inspiring English sources
In a section entitled "Watching the Game, Doggie Style," Russo sets down his regimen for proper home-spectating: Lie on the carpet in front of the TV, alone, without family or friends.
He drew licensing art for the film, consulted on merchandise and the webcomics, publicized the film with Snyder, and wrote a tie-in book about the creation of the comic, entitled Watching the Watchmen.
A dedicated module entitled "Watching your Conversation Videos" coaches patients in how to review recordings of their social interactions in a manner that maximizes the chance that they will notice discrepancies between their negative self-perceptions and their actual performance.
The Daily Mail welcomes Mr Whittingdale's appointment in an editorial entitled "Watch out, Auntie", while the Sun sees it as "payback time" for "decades of BBC bias".
He was standing near her, not near enough to alarm her but just near enough to earn her notice, and performing a short work entitled "Watch Me as I Decide What Record to Buy".
A study of this tax holiday, entitled "Watch What I Do, Not What I Say: The Unintended Consequences of the Homeland Investment Act," found that in the year following the act, repatriations increased by $230 billion from the previous year, to $299 billion.
A 2009 study entitled "Watch What I Do, Not What I Say" concluded that the repatriation resulting from the tax holiday "did not lead to an increase in domestic investment, employment or R&D -- even for the firms that lobbied for the tax holiday stating these intentions.... Instead, a $1 increase in repatriations was associated with an increase of almost $1 in payouts to shareholders".
The painting entitled Crabtree watching the transit of Venus AD 1639 is a romanticised depiction of Crabtree's observation of the event.
I'm entitled to watch my investment".
If they trip up, sadly, the world feels entitled to watch them fall.
"Customer service is the toughest part of this," Mr. Bowman said, "but we're very reluctant to let people in who are not legitimately entitled to watch".
