Sentence examples for entitled when from inspiring English sources
A survey of China, published in November 1992, was entitled "When China Wakes".
It is clear that I lack self-awareness and become sexually entitled when I am drunk.
Her first chapter is entitled: "When markets need to be tamed".Her book is thorough and often engaging.
I am writing in response to Dr. Elaine Fox's letter entitled "When the Bottom Line Affects Health Care" [Mar. 8].
The violinist Daniel Hope, who has written a guide for the novice concert-goer, entitled When Do I Applaud?, added: "Many of my colleagues don't like it.
The Design Museum held an exhibition in 2002 entitled When Philip Met Isabella, celebrating the relationship between Treacy and his muse.
And then there are the muscle cramps and the immense tiredness... this health bulletin seeming horribly appropriate as we reach what will be the last sketch of Stages in the Writer's Career, which we might entitle When You Have Been Doing it For Ages And Are Knackered.
And prospective students should certainly know what they are entitled too when they apply.
Denmark broke ranks and voted no, as it is entitled to when also representing Greenland.
The union has negotiated rules about what accommodations its members are entitled to when they work out of town.
Why or why not? -What are the dangers of limiting the freedoms journalists are entitled to when gathering information?
