Sentence examples for will entitled from inspiring English sources

Bradwardine's most famous work in his day was a treatise on grace and free will entitled De causa Dei (1344), in which he so stressed the divine concurrence with all human volition that his followers concluded from it a universal determinism.

Early on he overturned the Emersonian concept of nature as healer and mentor in a poem in A Boy's Will entitled "Storm Fear," a grim picture of a blizzard as a raging beast that dares the inhabitants of an isolated house to come outside and be killed.

This outlay will entitle them to six weeks of use per year.

Bringing them here will entitle them to the same rights as an American citizen.

An ILA will entitle you to discounts on fees, but it does cost £25 to open.

It will entitle you to free emergency healthcare plus certain types of ongoing care.

Each unit will entitle them to receive a share of the company equivalent to what a common stockholder receives.

The fund-raising they did to qualify for the race will entitle them to pick from the three options.

A Copenhagen Card will entitle you to free museum entry almost everywhere, as well as free public transport.

A student card will entitle you to discounts at a variety of local clubs, bars, restaurants, cinemas and clothes shops.

After that, a basic membership (for less than $5 a month) will entitle users to a certain number of file downloads per month.