Sentence examples for may entitled from inspiring English sources

In a blog entry posted on 18 May entitled 'Boeing Technology – What goes up must come down', Dr Mahathir Mohamad makes ten claims which he believes render the search operation for the aircraft, and the 239 missing crew members and passengers on board, a "waste of time and money".

A new Michael Jackson album will be released in May, entitled Xscape and featuring eight unreleased recordings.

Scotland's response to taking care of its own mental wellbeing is disarmingly positive; an action plan from the government in May entitled Towards A Mentally Flourishing Scotland.

I suggest that Mr d'Ancona should consult a lecture I gave at King's College London on 5 May, entitled The Road to Rome and Strasbourg via San Francisco.

Mariah Carey has a residency at the Colosseum at Caesar's Palace, beginning in May, entitled Mariah Carey's #1's, at which she will perform her 18 US no 1 singles.

They're gearing up to release their new record in May, entitled Urals, and it's to be their last – so consider Moon Eye the detonation charge to ensure they leave with a bang.

No artist can escape transitional works if growth is the aim, and Mr. Long's stature may entitle him to extra slack.

Nuclear-power plants are being phased out (this week's court decision that the closure of a plant in Hesse was illegal will raise costs even more, as it may entitle the operator to more compensation).

But that doesn't mean you can't benefit from your own success; the increased funding and salary recovery may entitle you to some reward.

However, following Mill, liberals are generally happy to allow that considerations of the individual or common good may entitle the state to use other, so-called non-coercive means to persuade citizens to make wise or better choices.

Different contracts may entitle Chesapeake to charge varying amounts.