Sentence examples for allowed to actually get from inspiring English sources

We weren't ever allowed to actually get away with using one in a script.

But not everyone is allowed to actually take part.

I was not allowed to actually play myself, but I didn't have to to get the point: it works.

And then we found out that they were giving it in [name of city] but it still took a lot--it's that whole getting through the paperwork and the hierarchy to be allowed to actually do it.

But it offers a way for theaters to fill seats and still acquire revenue from concessions and other products while allowing viewers to actually get in the door without paying a steep ticket price that might come with that movie.

If you're not currently running a Twitter ad campaign, the feature does nothing more than let you know that this button serves as a place where you can manage an ad campaign in the future – it doesn't go so far as to allow users to actually get started building their first campaign from the app itself.

"Parents who will mortgage their houses and their futures in order to send their kids to a liberal arts college" a colleague of mine at Yale once said to me, "will often refuse to allow them to actually get a liberal arts education".

Who knows, perhaps crediting the electorate with the intelligence to cope with a policy discussion might both "restore a sense of order" and the legitimacy that would allow a government to actually get something done.

"Something that differentiates us is our core focus on the analytics side," he says, "allowing the professors to actually get a data stream of how the classroom is performing.

Mr. Obama also said he would make it possible for American companies to vastly increase cellphone service in Cuba, enabling Cubans whom Raúl Castro allowed to buy cellphones to actually get to use them.

"He tries to actually get something done".