Sentence examples for allowed to run wild from inspiring English sources

The imagination should be allowed to run wild.

Whimsy, on the other hand, is often allowed to run wild.

Pedigrees are rare here and are often deemed too valuable to be allowed to run wild".

I had been raised without television, and allowed to run wild in the woods.

Val Swain, of Netpol, said: "There is a database culture within modern policing that has been allowed to run wild.

The appeal was ageless, she said, because the show contained "quite naughty children who are allowed to run wild and lots of animals.

Even among the most enthusiastic rewilding supporters, however, few believe that reintroduced species should be allowed to run truly wild.

"Baby citizens are allowed to run as wild as the Snake Indians and do whatever they please," a nineteenth-century visitor wrote.

'You would never get anything like that in a wild animal,' he says, 'or even domestic cattle that are allowed to run out in the wild by the Masai in Africa.

I should have been allowed to run".

Its torrent of tobacco money allowed egos to run wild and fantasies to come true...