Sentence examples for entitled weapons from inspiring English sources

He then wrote a general history of the samurai, entitled Weapons and Fighting Techniques of the Samurai Warrior, 1200-1877.

He had returned to standup in 2008 with a show entitled Weapons of Self-Destruction, though this was interrupted briefly by surgery to replace an aortic valve.

There were riding whips, a ghost ship, globes, spice blends, succulent cacti, wooden guns (entitled "weapons for kids"), antiquated sixties album covers, a gilded motorcycle helmet, and, lined up along the painted mantle at the entrance, thirteen broken clocks.

The statement declared that North Korea's claim that it was entitled to nuclear weapons violated its agreements under the Nuclear Nonproliferation Treaty, and it urged North Korea "to give up any nuclear weapons program, expeditiously and in a verifiable manner".

Iran is, alas, just as entitled to nuclear weapons as the US and Britain.

Tennessee residents will now be entitled to store weapons in their car at the workplace, even if the boss objects.

But peace officers are entitled to wear weapons, and Mr. Goldberg is opposed to that at welfare centers.

Arms manufacturers require these documents, which often consist of a single sheet of paper, to establish that a buyer is legally entitled to purchase weapons.

Trump's tweets, which implied that Taiwan's past purchases of billions of dollars of U.S. weapons entitled it to a phone call with the president-elect, are no less troubling than these hotel business rumors.

In a sign of the tensions, the Austrian foreign minister, Michael Spindelegger, held an impromptu news conference late Monday warning that the end of the embargo risked creating a situation where "everybody is entitled to deliver weapons to the Assad regime or to the opposition".

In its report on the proliferation of explosive weapons, entitled Nowhere Safe for Yemen's Children, Save the Children concludes that the widespread use of such arms has now afforded Yemen "the dubious status, alongside Syria, as the most dangerous place in the world for explosive violence as of November 2015".