Sentence examples for allowed to put a from inspiring English sources

They're not allowed to put a message up front.

The North American Committee is allowed to put a maximum of 10 candidates before the Honors Committee each year.

Only now, they will be allowed to put a name to their living arrangement that is routine to many Connecticut couples: Marriage.

"Barristers, solicitors, defendants and the general public are unable to lodge complaints because only court employees are allowed to put a complaint in," she explained.

I can't put a billboard on your house without asking you; but is it so obvious that I should be allowed to put a virtual billboard "on" your house without giving you any say in the matter?

Now, Mr. Hackett said, "I can be selling my products for 39 cents, and there is no way for a customer walking into the store to know that, because I am not allowed to put a sign up".

"Basically, 'Aqua Dice' is illegal, because you're not allowed to put an object on the water that's unattended, and you're not allowed to go to sea if there's not a constant watch on-board," he said.

A person earning $30,000 a year might, for example, be allowed to put $600 a year into a private account.

Then in return for being allowed to put up a radio transmitter on Mr. Titalo, Mussolini built an electric railroad from Rimini to San Marino.

"I did all I could but I wasn't allowed to put on a defense".

We are beyond honoured to be allowed to put on a show and hope the Royals will enjoy it".