Sentence examples for Permitted to eat from inspiring English sources

It was unimaginable that they should be permitted to eat with the men of the seminary.

Within the US, the policies at dialysis facilities differ as to whether patients (pts) are permitted to eat or not while being treated.

But that, he explained, is in part because students are permitted to eat in hallways, classrooms and in courtyards.

I was scared of getting lost, arriving late, not being permitted to eat my peanut butter sandwich and starving through the four-hour ordeal.

Gay Bishops and their partners are banned from eating pork sausages as they may encourage sniggering at the breakfast table, but are permitted to eat Quorn and Linda McCartney sausages.

During the 1870s and '80s, professional races were held indoors in New York City in which athletes competed around the clock but were permitted to eat, rest, or nap.

By today's standards, what she permitted herself to eat as she recovered was carb-heavy and dull.

The tapas tradition, for instance, emerged among the fiercely independent-minded people of Andalusia in the 19th century, she wrote, partly because it permitted them "to eat by whim, free from rules and schedules".

It is permitted however to eat and drink on hotel premises.

Kosher laws permit them to eat only the forequarters, Mrs. Spiera said.

They permit you to eat more, with fewer calories, and provide the roughage to keep your digestive tract working smoothly.