Sentence examples for allots a from inspiring English sources

The SAT allots a leisurely 70 minutes a section for 54 math and 67 reading questions.

Like other major Indian dailies, it allots a relatively high proportion of its space about one-fourth to fone-fourth to

To maintain those series, PBS allots a large share of its production budget to programming from those stations -- approximately 45percentt in 1999.

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.

You cannot instigate popular revolt without the consent of a people, and Soderbergh allots a number of telling scenes to Bolivian farmers and soldiers, their suspicions of a godless foreigner — Guevara was an Argentine by birth, and by now stateless in his appeal — outweighing their hopes of a just society.

Isacoff allots a scant paragraph to a minor figure named Lord Brouncker, who developed a logarithmic system of temperament based on ancient Greek geometry, yet then devotes pages to quotations about sexual misconduct and freethinking in the 18th century, which are not as worldly and amusing as he supposes.

In fact, this group allots an average of only 5% of sales to research and development of new drugs.

(Melville was allotted a 1/175 lay).

(I had allotted a whopping $20 for gambling).

Washington was also allotted a nonvoting delegate to the House of Representatives.

Each side is allotted a total of 20 peremptory challenges.