Sentence examples for I'll be allowed from inspiring English sources

The question is whether I'll be allowed to go in the driver's cabin or not".

My doctor supports me wearing the niqab, but I'm not sure I'll be allowed into the hospital.

"I'm compelled by wanting to tell stories of injustice and wrongdoing and hopefully I'll be allowed to do that for some time to come," he said.

I saw the cello and thought: "Maybe I'll be allowed to give up the piano if I ask for another instrument".

Surely I'll be allowed to go when he does.' Edward Hopper 'went' in 1967; he was, Jo told a friend, 'very beautiful in death, like an El Greco'.

Into my mind there came the thought, "If I start to believe in God perhaps I'll be allowed to change so that I will know what to do?" At which – and I'm still proud of this – I answered myself: "No!

"I hope I will be allowed to play again.

I hope people will put it in context and I will be allowed to talk about other things without being hounded by this," Mr Duncan said.

I will be allowed to see my wife one last time before she goes under the knife but I know that we will hardly be garrulous.

An early pledge that I will be allowed to contest the-one-member-one vote ballot for the Labour nomination would pull the rug from under Jeffrey Archer and unite the London Labour Party.

By the time I deal with my nausea and return to my hotel, my Vanity Fair ticket has been liberated and it informs me that I will be allowed to attend the party... between 12 and 12 30.