Sentence examples for first entitled from inspiring English sources

The third son of Henry II and Catherine de Médicis, Henry was at first entitled duc d'Anjou.

Smith divides his book — a collection of previously published essays, inevitably with some repetition among them — into two parts, the first entitled "Jerusalem," the second, "Athens".

Friedrich Engels in his renowned book Anti-Dühring, first entitled Herrn Eugen Dührings Umwälzung der Wissenschaft (1877 78; "Eugen Dührings's Revolution in Science"), attacked Dühring's socialist ideas and his "vulgar Materialism".

The sets lays out the 10 sonatas thoughtfully, with the first, entitled "White Mass", beginning with the 10th sonata and ending with the Seventh, and the second, "Black Mass", starting with the Eighth and finishing with the Fifth.

Despite its relatively humble origins as a short story, first entitled "Traitor Hands", "The Witness for the Prosecution" can lay claim to being one of the queen of crime's greatest creations.

With regard to intestate succession, or succession without a will, those first entitled in early times were the deceased's own heirs that is, those who were in his potestas or manus when he died and who were freed from that power at his death.

The second, entitled "Cirque Orchestra," was unveiled in 2000 at the Festival International de Lanaudière in Quebec.

The second, entitled La Femme aux Deux Fauteuils (woman with two armchairs), is believed to be worth around €600,000 (£500,000).

The third, entitled 'Mail Aggression', asserts that the paper scaremongers on immigration and that the editor, Paul Dacre, is prone to shout rude words at his staff.

The second, entitled Iranian Highlights, offers a select mix of four Iranian contemporary artists who have forged very varied careers on the international stage over the past 50 years.

Comprising nine Treatises, the key Treatise for our purposes is the eighth, entitled 'On Demonstrations'.