The phrase "allow nobody" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to express a strong prohibition or restriction, indicating that no one is permitted to do something.
Example: "In this area, we allow nobody to enter without proper authorization."
Alternatives: "permit no one" or "let no one".
When, at the very close of the conversation, he is asked how, or when, this TV career ends, he replies: "Well, I have enough to keep writing these miniseries nobody will watch for as long as HBO will allow nobody to watch them".
Lucky said, "I don't allow nobody to do stuff.
Woodard testified to the Marine Board that he overheard McSorley say, "Don't allow nobody on deck," as well as something about a vent that Woodard could not understand.
Frémont, Lincoln told him, was "losing the confidence of men near him," and asked Hunter to lend Frémont "assistance which it is difficult to give him," due to the fact that he "isolates himself, & allows nobody to see him".
Two images define art collector, socialite, and muse Peggy Guggenheim for me: the headstone of the 14 beloved dogs she had buried beside her, and the enormous dollhouse she had as a child, full of mini bearskin rugs and ivory furniture, which she kept locked and allowed nobody to touch.
Two images define art collector, socialite, and muse Peggy Guggenheim for me: the headstone of the 14 beloved dogs she had buried beside her; and the enormous dolls house she had as a child, full of mini bearskin rugs and ivory furniture, which she kept locked and allowed nobody to touch.
Baba, we should not allow Maisha to leave — " "Nobody is leaving, nobody.
At this point nobody put a lock on the boardroom door and said, 'No girls allowed.' Nobody locked the women out".
Even if you're allowed to, nobody wants to eat".
Televisions are allowed, but nobody admits to having one.
If he is allowed to, nobody will take American threats seriously, at least while Mr Obama is president.
