- entitle
- 01. This coupon [entitles] you to two movies for the price of one.02. I won a ticket which [entitles] me to two free seats at the Belfry Theater for their current musical production.03. If you transfer to a different position at the university, you may lose your [entitlement] to benefits.04. You are certainly [entitled] to your opinion, but I do not share your viewpoint in any way.05. The radio soap opera, [entitled] "Judy's World" is an interesting view of social issues and marriage difficulties.06. I read a book [entitled] "Golden Gate" by Vikram Seth, and his writing style was quite remarkable.07. When you buy a new computer, you will receive a coupon which [entitles] you to a 30% reduction on software purchases made in the first 30 days.08. Marian Wright Edelman once suggested we shouldn't feel [entitled] to anything we don't sweat and struggle for.09. Now that you are a full-time employee, you are [entitled] to certain benefits, including medical, dental and pension.10. When people do not get the rewards they feel they are [entitled] to, they are likely to rebel.11. Someone once said that everyone is [entitled] to be stupid, but some abuse the privilege.12. Those living in southern China are not [entitled] to have central heating in their homes, as this part of the country is considered warm enough to do without.13. This ticket [entitles] you to park in the Reserved area on campus.14. As a share-holder, you are [entitled] to vote at meetings.15. After the communists took power in China, prostitution was banned, girls were [entitled] to education, and women went to work outside the home.16. The United Nations Universal Declaration of Human Rights states that motherhood and childhood are [entitled] to special care and assistance.17. People with disabilities are generally [entitled] to special discounts at sight-seeing and entertainment venues in England.18. Everyone is [entitled] to an income, an education, health care and protection from violence.19. In 313, Christians were recognized by Emperor Constantine as a group [entitled] to the same rights and protection as other religious groups in the Empire.
Grammatical examples in English. 2013.