Sentence examples for allowed to pull out from inspiring English sources

By contrast, Coventry's Canadian forward Simeon Jackson was free to play, having been allowed to pull out of international duty.

"So they are allowed to pull him out of the refrigerator and use a dead man's finger to get to his phone.

"We were not allowed to pull the A.C. out.

The twin endorsements provided momentum in the closing days of the campaign and allowed Democrats to pull out a victory.

He considered walking away from the deal because he had included a "drop dead" clause in his contract that allowed him to pull out by March 31 if the developers hadn't received the temporary certificate of occupancy.

The quartet's costs had increased, not least because of the wage inflation Wales's success from 2011 had helped to ignite, but they were told the relevant clause only allowed them to pull out of the agreement, not renegotiate its terms.

City law firm Nabarro said on Friday that commercial property investors were adding "Brexit clauses" to contracts that will allow them to pull out of deals if the UK votes to leave on 23 June.

From 30-all, the Frenchman pushes two returns long, allowing Djokovic to pull out in front.

Service is genuinely friendly, and the very fair prices allow diners to pull out all the stops.

On Sunday, the Steelers' secondary gave up several big passing plays, allowing Oakland to pull out a narrow victory.

It took over the remaining 33 years of the original MG Rover lease but with a break-clause to allow it to pull out after six months.