Sentence examples for allowed to shake from inspiring English sources
No one is allowed to shake hands.
Ebola protocol means we're not allowed to shake hands, so we wave goodbye instead.
And will Clegg ever be allowed to shake off his broken promise on tuition fees, betraying those who voted for him?
The tremendous force of that propulsion mustn't be allowed to shake the vehicle, its systems or its fragile cargo of passengers apart.
After the game, Clark was escorted off the field by team officials and was not allowed to shake hands with fans or the Ohio State quarterback, Terrelle Pryor.
"It doesn't seem really fair that an opposing team should be allowed to shake white towels when there's a white baseball flying through the air.
I had that initially when I came and I was allowed to really shake up the squad.
To avoid social desirable answering, respondents are allowed to just shake their heads or nod and point at the right code.
The cells were then suspended in 1x fixation reagent and allowed to incubate, shaking, overnight in the fixative.
Slowly the pair allowed themselves to shake off the fear that had coloured their lives in Dhaka.
But C. Raja Mohan, a professor of South Asian studies at Jawaharlal Nehru University in New Delhi, argued that the tests allowed India to shake off its "inferiority complex" and deal with China and the United States in a different way.
