Sentence examples for allowed to take something from inspiring English sources
With every step I feel like I have been given, or been allowed to take, something back.
His occasional accusatory passages come across as rote: "I wasn't going to fight for a job at a newspaper that had disappointed my idealism, for a newspaper that I had allowed to take something very precious from me".
This is where you're allowed to take unpaid leave and do something towards your personal growth.
Am I allowed to take your car?
You aren't allowed to take pictures.
Are you allowed to take sick leave?
It is genuine outrage — but an outrage that only takes place in a society that is ruled by dogma, something which economic deprivation allows to take hold.
"We cannot allow our people to take something so dangerous that it will actually exterminate them.
Bastiat called taxation "legal plunder," allowing the government to take something from one person and use it for the benefit of someone else, "doing what the citizen himself cannot do without committing a crime".
They have to take something.
They know if they have something to give and whether they are likely to take something away.
