Sentence examples for allowed to join his from inspiring English sources

Ceferino spent four months in a shelter in Texas before he was allowed to join his aunt in Los Angeles.

The young man, who the Labour leader said would make a "fantastic fist of his life" in the UK, was not allowed to join his family, however.

In second grade, after Seubert received an A on a spelling test, he was allowed to join his father for an afternoon of hunting.

The first shows the Nigerian Olufemi buying a false identity back home in order to be allowed to join his wife and children in London.

Howard knows he needs to keep his grades up or he won't be allowed to join his friends at the local Friday night video game hangout place.

In the film he happily lets Castro get away with his assertion that Cuba is the 'most democratic country on earth' and explain how he has furthered the cause of gay liberation (Castro expelled many gays, along with 'other scum' in 1980, and they are not allowed to join his party).

He introduced a young woman named Diana, who he was allowing to join his band during the evening, in order to give her early career a boost.

When his sister was offered a basketball scholarship at the Blair Academy in New Jersey, Deng was allowed to join her.

At one point in early 1945, Ralph, who had joined the Royal Navy two years earlier and fought at D-day and in the Mediterranean, was stationed off the Belgian coast but not allowed shore leave to join his family.

"Erm, would you like some time to think about it, Nick?" "Yes, that's a good idea, I'll think about it". Eventually, he was allowed to join, precisely because his partner is Filipina.

Sometimes a married man was allowed to join if he had his wife's permission, but he was not allowed to wear the white mantle.