Sentence examples for once entitled from inspiring English sources
Armitage once entitled a piece "Drastic Classicism".
It builds to the actors performing several videos at once — entitled "A Confessional Triptych".
With an ear for a pun and an eye for cartographic history, the British Library once entitled an exhibition about maps "Lie of the Land".
Where are the old and the infirm supposed to turn when the Medicaid they were once entitled to is arbitrarily rationed and doled out to a select few in insufficient portions?
He once garnered headlines in Philly for being apart of planning a controversial event entitled "Once You Go Black" starring two of his black friends, performers Gemini Rose and Icon Ebony Fierce.
Carl Reiner once said, 'You're entitled to be a lot crazier than you are.' " Enter a young assistant carrying a large brown envelope.
It wasn't that long ago that, as legendary New York Senator Patrick P. Moynihan once said, "you're entitled to your own opinion, but not your own facts".
In Ulster there gradually emerged a tenantry who compelled their landlords to maintain them in their farms against the claims and bids of Roman Catholic competitors now once again legally entitled to hold land.
Shut up and put up is the only path to which you are entitled once you are in a position in which people may listen, no matter how hard you've worked to gain that voice.
As guidance, the book lists "Nine Things You've Got to Know About Face Time" -- including a warning against mentioning "vacation day" for at least six months, but also advice to take off once you're entitled to show that you can manage your time.
If George Lucas's dreadful Star Wars prequels signalled that the fantasy saga which helped signal the golden dawn of the blockbuster era had finally turned to the dark side, we are starting to see signs that fans may once again be entitled to a new sense of hope.
