Sentence examples for recently entitled from inspiring English sources

I read a staggering piece recently, entitled Why I No Longer Want To Be Gay.

Guardian Students ran a useful article recently, entitled "Thought of studying at college instead of university?" which looked at the vocational offerings from colleges and apprenticeships.

Before visiting an open forum recently, entitled "The F Word: Is feminism still relevant?" at the University of Warwick, I invited a friend to come with me.

Padmasree Warrior, Cisco 's chief technology officer, wrote a thought- provoking blog post recently entitled "The Next Generation Collaborative Enterprise".

Cars with this adaptation are classified as green cars in Sweden and until recently entitled the owners to a public payment of 10,000 SEK (approximately 1,200 EURO).

I have been writing a series of articles recently entitled "The Price of Money" that grew out of my unease that people neither understood how great the cost of capital is nor the enormous difficulty involved in pricing capital.

Sperm protein 17 (Sp17) has recently been entitled as novel CT in ovarian cancer, multiple myeloma and other blood malignancies [ 14- 16], and mRNA encoding Sp17 has been found in two myeloma cell lines, 17% of a series of patients with multiple myeloma, and in primary tumour cells from 70% of a series of patients with ovarian carcinoma [ 14, 15].

She pulls out one of those items, a piece of plywood with a phone number written across it in pencil, the number of a man with a vacant apartment who will accept the so-called Section 8 voucher she has recently secured, entitling her to federally subsidized rent.

The Web site EliteDaily, an online playground for the proudly entitled, recently posted a piece offering its readers some Coachella wisdom: "Here's How to Camp at Coachella Like a Complete Boss".

A recently published story entitled "The Assassination of Margaret Thatcher" was spawned in part by the "boiling detestation" that the Booker Prizewinning novelist Hilary Mantel felt for the former prime minister; but then Thatcher, who died in 2013, was loathed as well as adored while she was in office.

The result of this 2-year study is the recently released report entitled The Science and Engineering Workforce: Realizing America's Potential.