Sentence examples for allowed to throw it from inspiring English sources

"To keep Yiddish alive; you're not allowed to throw it away.

"It is very clear that these people have too much power because they have so much money to throw around, and they are allowed to throw it around".

Or maybe the official tributes are genuine, and from now on every 11 January will be Bowie Day, in which any schoolkid whose homework is getting them down is allowed to throw it on the fire and take the car downtown instead, and everyone given a knighthood in the previous week's honours list will be asked to give it back.

"I wasn't allowed to throw very hard, but it went fine," Bruney said.... Alex Rodriguez went 1 for 6 as the designated hitter in his second game at extended spring training in Bradenton, Fla., on Friday.

Jones and the rest are allowed to throw their elbows, bang into opponents and do whatever it takes to win.

So Cantona is allowed to throw his lines away: he gabbles them, he burbles them, he murmurs them, as it were, into his upturned collar.

"I think it's because there's a rule that you're not allowed to throw anything on to the court at Wimbledon," she said.

Kupp said he wished he had been allowed to throw more deep passes.

"Anyone," he said, "even in the suburbs, should be allowed to throw a blowout party".

Some questioned why the fraternity was allowed to throw the party.

The Tories cannot be allowed to throw spanners from a distance.