Sentence examples for alone to allow from inspiring English sources

Moments later, Mikal turned on a DVD of Gregorian chants, dimmed the lights and left me alone to allow the treatment to take effect.

Ferrari said that no team order had been given at the German Grand Prix, that it was Massa's decision alone to allow Alonso to pass.

He claims to be the first in his industry to employ a female marketing director, let alone to allow a woman to sell actively in an underwear store open to the public.

Yet stand back from the turmoil of the public service broadcasting sector, and it is clear that C4 is being left alone to allow the new management to prove itself – or otherwise.

It becomes easier to imagine how King — despite the impossibility of persuading men and women, through logical argument alone, to allow themselves to be beaten — got people out into the streets with his voice.

To achieve it, he suggests using John Frieda Root Awakening Strength Restoring Gel on the top and sides of the head, then combing the hair back, leaving the ends alone to allow for movement.

Not let?" He's correct in his pristine prescriptiveness: to leave alone is "to allow to remain in solitude," while to let alone is slightly different: "to refrain from disturbing".

Apple, dazzled by its own brilliance, chose to go it alone, refusing to allow an industry of cloners to arise, as IBM did.

Even Denmark, which places strict restrictions on citizenship, is mulling a change.The idea that it is possible, let alone desirable, to allow multiple citizenship is relatively recent.

"No credible organization should be associating with this kind of hater, let alone continuing to allow him to serve on its board".

However, typically passive suppression (or the isolation through a circulator) alone is insufficient to allow reliable full-duplex communications [30].