Sentence examples for allowed to pick it from inspiring English sources

If she didn't die, the mothers were allowed to pick it up and keep it".

You're even allowed to pick it up and cuddle it.  .

There seemed to be only two positions from which voters were allowed to pick: I've got it worse than you, fix me first; and I'm better off than you, keep it that way.

Even though it may seem just as annoying, slowing Internet service, now Comcast isn't allowed to pick and choose what it blocks from its network.

To restate the obvious, democracy doesn't function well when government is allowed to pick and choose which facts it wants to disclose, and which facts it wants to keep secret.

What tourists get after settling into the stands (hopefully without children) is a no-holds-barred contest between two teams of twenty-seven men, who are not only allowed to pick up the ball and carry it, but also permitted to head-butt, punch, kick, and choke their opponents.

The candidates would be nominated by district councillors, but everyone who does not have a vote in another functional constituency (about 93% of the electorate) would be allowed to pick the winners.Arcane and trivial though it sounds, this was a remarkable turnaround from earlier Chinese hints.

Commuter vans would also be allowed to pick up passengers.

"We're allowed to pick from Spanish, French, German.

The patients were allowed to pick the envelope of their choice.

No one was allowed to pick them.