Sentence examples for allowed to sing it from inspiring English sources

Only months later was he allowed to sing it on TV.

The stark simplicity of the fish (slip sole is young Dover sole) is allowed to sing its own hymn to beauty.

If you said to me "You're not allowed to sing anymore", it would be just like me telling you that you can't see your child anymore.' It is doubtful that Salisbury's early choristers, often so hungry they were forced to beg for bread, thought so fondly of their work.

(Some performers, though, mysteriously were allowed to sing unencumbered by cheesy dance moves. It was as if their mentors, or someone, wanted to make sure these favored few didn't stumble, literally or figuratively).

There are other programmes that I will watch, but apparently only if I'm allowed to sing the theme tune in a sarcastic voice, not just while it's on, but for the rest of the day.

As for chanting: "It's a team game, so nobody is allowed to sing about individual players, only the team as a whole". On hearing this, a fan of Tashkent rivals Pakhtakor snorts with laughter.

Orange does not sing lead on any of the group's big hits – it was even a news story when he was allowed to sing on a B-side in 2009 – being consigned to the role of dancer.

It's a shame she and Brett Umlauf aren't allowed to sing their bits of opera without a microphone.

But she is allowed to sing the song in concert, she said, and often closes her club shows with it.

We're allowed to sing and dance.

Only birds would be allowed to sing.