Sentence examples for allowing may from inspiring English sources

Having beaten both Motherwell and Hearts 2-0 with goals from Hasselbaink and May, the scoreline had a familiar look after 31 minutes after Mark O'Hara inexplicably failed to deal with Gary Miller's cross-field ball, allowing May the chance to tuck the ball neatly behind a bemused Samson.

He was not proposing anything specific, and he effectively ruled out any A&E closures (which is not a position many NHS managers would support), allowing May to outflank him by stressing the Tories' commitment to localism.

Allowing May to take her citizenship exam in her native language would remove the barrier to her dream of becoming an American citizen and let her focus on her cancer recovery.

But hopes in Downing Street that the pledge will draw a line under rows over Brexit, allowing May to showcase more of her domestic agenda for the rest of the conference, will be dashed when the debate explodes at dozens of meetings on the conference fringe.

Richard Renteria felt that the story's conclusion was a missed opportunity "to add a new layer of guilt to Peter's already rocky life by allowing May to finally have the send off she deserves," while Troy Brownfield felt that the storyline damaged Marvel continuity and Spider-Man's decision was "selfish and childish," not to mention "a big middle finger to the idea of marriage in comics".

Deductions allowed may be limited for joint filers whose adjusted gross income exceeds $121,200.

His opinion, Mr. Cardenas allowed, may have been influenced by Lola's Big Gulp portion: an eight-ounce martini glass.

(He speculates that the REM-rich sleep that nests allow may have contributed to the evolution of big brains).

The patio, where hookah-smoking will soon be allowed, may be a better choice.

Under current rules, homeowners living where horses are allowed may keep one horse for every 5,000 square feet of property.

Increasing the percent deviation allowed may have alleviated some observed mismatches.