Sentence examples for take entitled from inspiring English sources

The verdict: The term itself needs a retread, but it seems the concept is still on target, according to this unusually entertaining and candid take entitled, "Who Are These Guys Really Representing?" It appeared in Caijing earlier this month with the byline of Chen Zhongxiaolu.

To answer this question, it is worth considering journalist Fadia Fahed's take, entitled "Arab Media and the Lesson of the Street," in the pan-Arab daily Al Hayat.

So, instead of a movie starring Bruso directly based on his real-life story, Moss put out a loosely fictionalized take, entitled Bad Ass, with a trusty "based on a true story" tag attached.

In part -- let's say in large part, if that's what it takes to entitle the writings of teenagers to unqualified protection under the First Amendment -- this was about expression.

David Farrell at Evolution Securities issued a note entitled Take me out suggesting a bidder could indeed emerge: Soco has a history of monetizing assets through disposals.

Why did you take the article entitled "don't marry career women" down from your website?

In a 2014 episode entitled "Take Your Doc To Work Day," Doc teaches a curly-haired doll how to love her natural hair, just like Doc learned to.

Inspired by the Bennites, Livingstone planned a GLC take-over; on 18 October 1979, he called a meeting of Labour leftists entitled "Taking over the GLC", beginning publication of monthly newsletter the London Labour Briefing.

He also said I should determine how much time I was entitled to take off and take all of it.

The report, entitled Taking Control of Employment Support, calls for disabled people to have far more opportunities to gain experience and skills through work, "rather than endless 'work preparation'.

Even the money to which Sisulu is entitled takes a long time to arrive.