Sentence examples for almost never allowed to from inspiring English sources

In Syria, the U.N. is almost never allowed to deliver food or medicine to besieged civilians who oppose the regime.

Most airlines demand that animals travel as cargo; they are almost never allowed to count as part of your carry-on baggage.

She was known among White House reporters to answer calls, texts, and e-mails––a courtesy that is hardly a universal in politics––though she almost never allowed herself to be quoted.

And now Andy Pettitte, the pitcher who almost never allowed the Yankees to be swept, had let Ellsbury slip past him on Sunday.

Which, of course, sums up his year: the explosive interviews, unpredictable behaviour and rampant egomania may have provided regular talking points, but Kanye almost never allowed these things to break his creative stride.

Almost three-quarters of those under tied visas said they were never allowed to leave the house, compared with just under half under the original visa.

"I almost never allow anyone to bring anything to my house besides wine," Silverton said.

But at the Post, as elsewhere, women were almost never allowed into the newsroom; she was named editor of the paper's woman's page.

For one thing, tools were limited: Japanese authorities can't engage in plea bargaining or witness relocation, and wiretapping is almost never allowed.

When two were offered for sale at Christie's in 2009 as part of the Yves Saint Laurent estate, there were protest demonstrations — almost never allowed in any other context — across China.

This is unusual in modern times and almost never allowed in casinos, but permissible in home games and was common for the time period of the film.