Sentence examples for allowed to live there from inspiring English sources

Nobody is allowed to live there — a condition that could continue for decades.

"When I married Hugo, I was allowed to live there, too," she said impishly.

They are then allowed to live there rent-free for the rest of their life.

The area is too desolate to have any schools or parks, so he is allowed to live there.

I've got an old water tower, but I'm not allowed to live there; I have to rent it out.

Later, they successfully lobbied for a "black corridor," a residence area dedicated to black students (students of other racial backgrounds were allowed to live there, and some did).

It's going to introduce Britain to people, that Muslims are allowed to live and work there.

The marina management is trying to evict Christina and her father, Lou, saying children are not allowed to live on boats there.

Since the refugees in Holot are not technically allowed to live or work there, they're required to check in and out each morning and evening.

And second, that Anna Warner be allowed to live out her days there, "in full possession of her house and the gardens appurtenant," to use the springs for water, pastures for her cows and horses, "and to take such firewood as will be necessary".

Manchuria was a place of fantastic dreams for many Japanese socialists, liberal planners and technocrats, who were allowed to live out their utopian ideals there on the Asian mainland during the most reactionary years of Japanese militarism.