Aren't I entitled to that?
What they should be asking is: what am I entitled to that I don't know about?" The money an accountant can save your business must naturally be weighed against the costs of employing them.
The fact that my cat can't appreciate Schubert's late symphonies and can't perform syllogistic logic does not mean that I am entitled to use him as an organic toy, as if I were somehow not only morally superior to him but virtually entitled to treat him as a commodity with minuscule market value.
That day, I knew that I was entitled to my happiness, that I could have a voice, that I was not alone.
"But I also think — after eight years of marriage and six kids (five surviving) — that I am entitled to a fair settlement".
I have been told that I am entitled to either a free used dishwasher or, if I choose, a new one.
I've been commuting for so long and coped with so many L.I.R.R. disasters, mistakes and annoyances that I'm entitled to be a slob.
Late on our final afternoon, Mom and Joel at last heeded my persistent claims that I was entitled to special privileges befitting the eldest child.
A few days ago I got a nice letter from the Social Security Administration, telling me that I was entitled to some $1,600 a month, but that unfortunately I couldn't receive it because I was still earning a lot of money.
"This is not the first time a police officer has told me to stop taking pictures," says Handley. "I explained that I was entitled to do my job and assumed I would be allowed to continue.
