Sentence examples for allowed to bring out from inspiring English sources

Lopate writes that Gordon "tells ruefully the tale of how she was seduced, not once but twice, to write and publish memoirs, instead of being allowed to bring out a collection of personal essays".

In April of that year, an ad hoc consortium (which included Facets) was allowed to bring out the first American video release, issued on five tapes or two discs, which were available only until the distributor's contract lapsed.

They weren't allowed to bring roubles out of the country, so they were given things they could sell.

We could have seen more patients had we been allowed to bring in volunteers from out of state," he wrote.

Those allowed inside, including some journalists, were not allowed to bring mobile phones, but accounts filtered out via activists and social media in addition to the official reports.

We weren't allowed to bring them food and they weren't allowed out.

When sending out your invites, write "wedding guests" on the envelope if the person you are inviting is allowed to bring a date.

"Are you allowed to bring instruments to the monastery?" (No).

"Nobody was allowed to bring one in.

Employees are allowed to bring their pets to work.

We were not allowed to bring in phones, snacks, Tylenol.