Sentence examples for time entitled from inspiring English sources
It turned out that committee members felt that their volunteer time entitled them to be registered before everyone else".
In 1939 "The Dirty Little Boy," at that time entitled "How the Animals Bathe," appeared in a children's magazine.
The whole population becomes, for the first time, entitled to the medical services hitherto available only to insured workers; the scandal of "under-doctored" areas will slowly disappear.
She explains that Cheever, by the mid-nineteen-sixties, after years of struggle, had become an established success — a National Book Award, a reception at the White House, lots of money, a big house in Ossining, New York, and a flattering cover story in Time, entitled "Ovid in Ossining".
Another document of around the same time, entitled "Low Category Pricing", refers to a meeting with people from RJR, and advises that "we should stick to the letter of the agreement even though it will be purely oral!" It is hard to see why agreements would have to be oral, unless they involved something questionable.What of BAT's dismissal of the documents as old?
She explains that Cheever, by the mid-nineteen-sixties, after years of struggle, had become an established success a National Book Award, a reception at the White House, lots of money, a big house in Ossining, New York, and a flattering cover story in Time, entitled "Ovid in Ossining".
An editorial in the May 14 Times entitled "The Death of Stonewall Jackson" said the "rebels have unquestionably lost by far their greatest military leader".
The dispute between the Obama and Romney campaign turns on a 2008 opinion article that Mitt Romney wrote in The New York Times entitled "Let Detroit Go Bankrupt".
Shortly before the Iran deal brokered by the world's six major powers Bolton wrote a piece in the Times entitled "To Stop Iran's Bomb, Bomb Iran".
A Your Money column in The New York Times entitled "If you bought into TIAA based on reputation, check your accounts," by Tara Siegel Bernard, discussed the TIAA controversy.
As the author of an Op-Ed article in The Times entitled "The Age of the Superfluous Workers," I agree most strongly with Mr. Huntington's analysis, predictions and most of his policy ideas.
