Sentence examples for town entitled from inspiring English sources

She was also, it turns out, pulling together material for an anthology about her home town, entitled "Katharine Graham's Washington" (Knopf; $30), which carries with it the enthusiastic subtitle "A huge, rich gathering of articles, memoirs, humor, and history, chosen by Mrs. Graham, that brings to life her beloved city".

Mr Abu Shakra, who is proud that a Jewish Israeli architect, Amnon Bar On, has won an open competition to design the gallery's new premises, recalled that in 1998 Yoko Ono staged a successful exhibition in the town entitled Open Window - dedicated to the idea of inter-community dialogue.

The town now sees the country as 'leisure' — it's the country as theme park — and of course the town feels entitled to leisure, to its right to roam".

"I think every town is entitled to anything that they want to do".

Strike the word "digital" and we're left with the word "citizen" which Merriam- Webster online dictionary defines as " an inhabitant of a city or town; especially : one entitled to the rights and privileges of a freeman".

As a town councilman, Mr. Astafan was entitled to health insurance benefits, but his girlfriend and her granddaughter were not, under the town's contract with Blue Cross and Blue Shield of Utica-Watertown.

During the latter part of the decade he began to depict disturbing subject matter, such as a series of chilling, ambiguous works entitled Camden Town Murder.

This town has become an entitled tech bro playground.

The folk band Show of Hands wrote a song entitled "Yeovil Town" about the violence and criminality they experienced after playing a small gig in Yeovil.

The new corporation thus created consisted of a mayor, twelve aldermen, twenty four assistants, a recorder and a town clerk and was entitled the "Mayor, Aldermen and Burgesses of the Borough of Leedes in the County of York".

(Steve Early is a longtime labor activist and author of a forthcoming book about progressive politics in Richmond, California entitled Refinery Town: Big Oil, Big Money, and the Remaking of an American City (Beacon Press, 2017).