Sentence examples for allowed to be from from inspiring English sources

So many people here are from elsewhere, and you're allowed to be from elsewhere in this city, unlike, maybe, Boston, or a city where there's more pride in being an original of that place.

QUESTION: Since the officials at World Cup soccer games were not allowed to be from the countries of either of the participating teams, how did they manage to communicate with the players and coaches during the matches?

The chorus to All My Lovin', a solid track from her second album, goes like this: "I'll give you all my lovin'/ And it shows, don't it, don't it, don't it/ I ain't bluffin'…" By contrast, Adele – born: Tottenham, raised: Brixton – isn't allowed to be from anywhere any more.

Each juror can vote for seven restaurants, and only four are allowed to be from the juror's region.

To assess the number of correctly predicted promoters (true positives, TPs), false predictions (false positives, FPs) and unpredicted promoters (false negatives, FNs), we define the maximum distance that a prediction is allowed to be from the true site.

Reconstruction results are shown up to twenty-four obstacles, from initial guesses allowed to be far from the target.

No shipment of controlled substances denied release for any reason shall be allowed to be released from the United States without subsequent authorization from the Administration.

The boys were allowed to be boys, from the changing sheds and pubs, from the home to the boardroom.

Presley was not allowed to be shown from the waist down.

"Far from being unBritish I think it is incredibly British – we are not going to be allowed to be pushed from one extreme or the other.

"The Goat Boy Rises," by John Lahr Elvis Presley was not allowed to be shown from the waist down on TV. Bill Hicks was not allowed to be shown at all.