Entitle example sentences

Related (10): entitled, entitlement, title, right, claim, deserve, qualify, authorize, permit, allow

"Entitle" Example Sentences

  1. Your membership card should entitle you to a discount at any of our partner stores.
  2. Just because you paid doesn't entitle you to treat the staff like that.
  3. The contract will entitle her to three weeks of paid vacation every year.
  4. Honestly, I don't think winning one game entitles them to act like champions.
  5. Does having a degree entitle someone to a good job? Not necessarily.
  6. The new law will entitle low-income families to free childcare services.
  7. He decided to entitle his memoir 'The Long Way Home' after years of thinking about it.
  8. That certificate should entitle you to work legally in the country.
  9. She felt like her years of loyalty didn't entitle her to even a basic apology.
  10. The scholarship will entitle you to cover tuition, books, and housing.
  11. I'm tired of people who think money entitles them to respect.
  12. Does being the oldest really entitle you to make all the decisions?
  13. The author chose to entitle the final chapter 'Unfinished Business.'
  14. Your insurance policy will entitle you to coverage for emergency dental work.
  15. He wanted to entitle the painting something provocative, but the gallery refused.
  16. Winning the lottery doesn't entitle you to happiness — ask anyone who's tried.
  17. The new residents will entitle themselves to use the community pool.
  18. She didn't entitle herself to complain, even though she had every right to.
  19. That ticket should entitle you to entry plus one free drink.
  20. The judge ruled that the plaintiff's injuries entitle her to significant damages.
  21. Parents often wonder what their sacrifices entitle them to expect from their kids.
  22. The film was originally going to entitle itself 'Echoes,' but they changed it last minute.
  23. Your work visa will entitle you to live and work here for two years.
  24. I hate the assumption that being attractive entitles you to special treatment.
  25. The inheritance will entitle him to half the estate once the paperwork clears.
  26. She decided to entitle her thesis 'The Invisible Architecture of Grief.'
  27. Does being sick entitle you to skip the meeting? Probably, yeah.
  28. The grant will entitle the research team to conduct a five-year study.
  29. He felt like his apology didn't entitle him to forgiveness, but he offered it anyway.
  30. The new policy will entitle employees to work from home two days a week.

Common Phrases

  1. entitle someone to
  2. entitle a book
  3. entitle a film
  4. not entitle
  5. be entitled to
  6. entitle oneself to
  7. entitle a work
  8. entitle a chapter

Examples by Level

A1
  1. This ticket will entitle you to enter the museum.
  2. The book is entitled 'The Magic Garden.'
A2
  1. Your passport should entitle you to travel freely across Europe.
  2. She decided to entitle her story 'A Second Chance.'
B1
  1. Winning the competition doesn't entitle you to be rude to the other contestants.
  2. The author chose to entitle the novel 'The Space Between Us' because it captured the theme perfectly.
B2
  1. The scholarship will entitle graduates to pursue further study without worrying about tuition costs.
  2. He felt that his years of hard work didn't entitle him to anything — success was never guaranteed.
C1
  1. The legislation seeks to entitle marginalized communities to resources that have historically been denied them.
  2. She refused to entitle her memoir with something grandiose, choosing instead a quiet, honest phrase.
C2
  1. The paradox of modern entitlement culture is that feeling entitled to something often prevents you from earning it.
  2. To entitle a work is to make a promise to the reader — one that the author must then keep.

Examples by Scenario

🏠 Everyday Life
  1. Your gym membership should entitle you to use all the facilities, including the pool.
  2. I don't think being older entitles you to talk to me like that.
💼 Workplace
  1. The new benefits package will entitle all full-time employees to mental health support.
  2. Just because you've been here longer doesn't entitle you to the best projects.
📊 Business
  1. The licensing agreement will entitle the company to manufacture and distribute the product in three countries.
  2. Our premium tier entitles customers to priority support and exclusive features.
🛒 Buying / Shopping
  1. Does this coupon entitle me to a discount on the entire purchase or just one item?
  2. The warranty should entitle you to a free replacement if it breaks within a year.
✈️ Travel
  1. Your international student card will entitle you to discounts on flights and accommodation.
  2. The all-inclusive package entitles you to meals, drinks, and most activities at the resort.
📚 Education
  1. A bachelor's degree doesn't automatically entitle you to a job in your field anymore.
  2. The scholarship will entitle her to attend the university without taking out loans.
❤️ Relationships
  1. He thought being in a relationship entitles him to know everything about her — it doesn't work that way.
  2. Just because you love someone doesn't entitle you to control their choices.
📰 News / Politics
  1. The new civil rights law will entitle citizens to equal protection under the law.
  2. Critics argue that the policy doesn't actually entitle the poorest families to meaningful assistance.
💻 Technology
  1. Your subscription will entitle you to access all premium features and ad-free browsing.
  2. The software license entitles you to install the program on up to five devices.
📝 Formal Writing
  1. The research grant entitles the institution to publish findings and present at international conferences.
  2. Section 4 of the agreement entitles either party to terminate the contract with thirty days' notice.

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