Sentence examples for allow me to join from inspiring English sources

On international flights I usually inquired if the cockpit crew would allow me to join them.

"My father didn't allow me to join him without being married to him.

"My parents would have never consented to allow me to join the Vienna Choir Boys," he said.

"It is not just that I have not been offered the job, but I think that those differences of opinion that I have, they do not allow me to join this government".

I have played where the so-called women's tees were in impossible locations and poorly maintained, where men have refused to allow me to join as a fourth, where only ridiculous tee times were available.

If this doesn't make sense, just see the embedded widget above and keep clicking on my face (the founders decided to allow me to join even though I'm not a woman – I didn't pick that picture though).

"It's allowed me to join the Jane Eyre company for three months; something I couldn't afford to do without this assistance," she says.

Lula allowed me to join his entourage in mid-March during a three-day swing of meetings, speeches and ribbon-cuttings.

The morning I was meeting with Goldstein, a patient showed up and allowed me to join his consultation on the condition that I would not publish his name.

And though my parents had planned a musical career for me, they allowed me to join a troupe of Russian actors, resident in Paris, who played according to the Stanislavsky method.

Dr Stoltzfus, a rock-ribbed Republican who is of part Pennsylvanian German heritage through his father, a Mennonite, has spent years encouraging his Amish neighbours to register to vote.Eight years ago he kindly allowed me to join him in his battered four-wheel drive when he gave a lift to some Amish clients who wanted to attend the Bush rally.