Sentence examples for world entitles from inspiring English sources

They honestly believe, like the Divine Right of Kings, that their success in the corporate world entitles them to restructure our public schools.

His forthcoming books include a financial history of the world entitled "The Ascent of Money," and he is working on a major biography of another busy man, Henry Kissinger.

The telethon for needy children around the world entitled "Idol Gives Back" drew the likes of Fergie, Bono, Brad Pitt, Mariah Carey and Miley Cyrus, and went too long.

He got £5,000 for a picture which resulted in a 2006 story in the News of the World entitled "Swastika shame of Harry's regiment", and also provided information about the prince's deployments to Iraq and Afghanistan.

After last year's sell-out show, interactive artists the Artful Badger return with a new episode of Wild Worlds entitled Dark Side (Wed to 14 Feb).

A couple of years later appeared his even more outrageous series of pen portraits of friends and acquaintances from the artistic and literary worlds entitled "Sacred Monsters, Sacred Masters".With these entertainments behind him, Mr Richardson has reverted to the more serious business of biography, though always with a keen eye for pretension and a delight in human eccentricity and folly.

The world is entitled to hold its breath.

There's a phenomenon in the financial world exotically entitled "the Contango".

If they trip up, sadly, the world feels entitled to watch them fall.

In the meantime the world is entitled to demand more for the fortune it lavishes on his government.

Fans throughout the world are entitled to be angry that he marred an occasion they had been anticipating for months if not years.