Sentence examples for allot a few from inspiring English sources

These shows generally allot a few brief minutes to genuine news stories like employment figures or the war in Iraq before launching eagerly into topics like Martha Stewart's handbag, Michael Jackson's legal team or some awful popular TV show or movie.

"Owls" may find evenings a better time to update their notes; it can be helpful to allot a few minutes before you go home from work or school to jot down today's important points and plan activities for tomorrow.

So the curator Margaret Kelly Trombly might be allotted a few postpartum pangs.

She allots a few chapters to the 1998 diary entries of Lawrence Standing, a fictional private secretary and adviser, dying of a brain tumor, who helped Diana fake her own demise and was the only person who knew of her plan.

Arriving at the theatre, he alloted a few moments to composing himself for the tast, and then with a blush, a deep breath, went up to the playwright and said, "I want an interview".

Allotting a few months to complete the paperwork, Sukhpal planned a trip to see his family in Punjab during October of 2002.

English laws only allotted a few bodies for dissections, so arguments erupted from the medical schools eager to perform experiments.

Schedule your time to work on this a little each day, allotting a few hours to do research regarding Linux and MythTV.

Also, allot for a few unexpected sick visits, and possibly an emergency room visit (or two), particularly if you have children.

On allotted days, a few hundred men carried a floridly decorated obelisk and a medieval boat through the streets to commemorate events in the life of St. Paulinus, Nola's patron saint.

But Democrats note with bitterness that current Republican leaders are allotting only a few weeks of debate on the Iraq plan, compared with the months of Congressional debate and testimony that took place in 1947 and 1948.