Sentence examples for allowed to serve at from inspiring English sources

"I was never allowed to serve at table," he said.

Others, including the Republican nominee for mayor, Joseph J. Lhota, have joked that, because the public advocate has few concrete powers, the two candidates could be allowed to serve, at a saving to taxpayers.

At Star of the Sea, boys and girls are only allowed to serve at masses for students at the parish school; girls currently trained as altar servers will continue to serve until they leave but no other girls will be added.

The Village Voice points out, you have a better chance of getting into an Ivy League school than being allowed to serve fare at Per Se.

Given his age, Mr. Menem could be allowed to serve his sentence at home.

The judge did grant Cesar's request that he be allowed to serve his time at F.C.I.

Ms. Wang was allowed to serve her sentence at home, under police guard, but the authorities rescinded the sentence after 12 days, following news reports about the case.

Mr. Edwards has asked that he and his son be allowed to serve their time at a federal prison in Oakdale, La., pending the appeal.

Amy's current lawyer, James Marsh, says her parents were told the state and federal penalties would run consecutively, but instead, her uncle was allowed to serve the two at the same time.

The former bankers' lawyers requested that their clients be allowed to serve their terms at a prison in Allenwood, Pa., because they said officials there were familiar with the bureaucratic process for repatriating prisoners.

The Book Lounge in Cape Town holds events practically every night of the week that bring in between 15 to 200 people depending on the author (of course it helps that we're allowed to serve free wine at book events in South Africa).