Sentence examples for added allowances from inspiring English sources

In 1935, when he repeated the study, Rowntree added allowances for cigarettes, newspapers and a holiday.

He reports that captains are expected to take standard fuel reserves, add allowances for wind and weather if needed, then add about 100kg extra.

Add allowances on your W4 worksheet if you received a large refund and you would like to keep more money in your paycheck.

Benefits for incapacity were at a flat rate followed by a disablement pension based on degree of disability to which were added other allowances depending on the situation of the pensioner, including the loss of earnings and need for attendance.

Speaking today from his home in Majorca, he added: "The allowance is to help people pay their bills and I don't need that.

Since then, he's added an allowance win and a rallying victory in the Grade II Fountain of Youth Stakes at Gulfstream Park to his gold-medal haul.

Passengers on low-cost regional carriers, such as Air Asia in the East or JetBlue in the West, are often required to pay extra for things like meals, in-flight entertainment and added baggage allowance.

In the new bill we've added an allowance for consent — if a T.S.A. agent says, 'There is something that seems to be on your buttock and I would like to use the back of my hand to make sure it's not something explosive,' you could agree to that search.

Here's a hint from Laurel Waldron, sewing instructor at The Make Lounge: "When using an old pair of knickers as a pattern," she says, "always remember to add seam allowances, and make sure you are making your knickers in the same kind of fabric as your original.

Always add sufficient allowances for sewing and attaching of panels when making up the new measurements.

But if I log my time on the bike into my diet tracker, it doesn't add 400 calories to my total allowance... it adds 500.