Sentence examples similar to be allowed to dive from inspiring English sources

O'Neal is allowed to drive a motorcycle, but he has a contract clause that prohibits him from sky diving.

If it's a tourist attraction like La Quebrada, you can be certain that no tourist will actually be allowed to perform a dive.

You won't be allowed to slip into the chaos slowly, but rather you'll be forced to dive-in head first.

He plunged from third to sixth with his fifth dive – a back two-and-a-half somersault with two-and-a-half twists – the same one he was allowed to re-dive at last year's Olympics after being affected by camera flashes in the crowd.

It was far more comfortable but too tame for these strong swimmers, who weren't allowed to dive or jump in.

Recreational fishermen are allowed to catch lobsters with hoop nets or by SCUBA diving or free-diving; almost all come from California, with only small numbers from other U.S. states.

So, I dove into the courses that I was allowed to take and was soon met with my next obstacle.

However, yesterday Daley had seemed on the brink of defying the pain of a torn tricep to claim a medal before his fifth dive - the one he was allowed to redive in last year's Olympics and one he admits to having real battles with - was his undoing.

I was allowed to".

In other words, not only is Coursera expanding its course catalog to include the fundamentals of teacher up training and development, but it will also be allowing teachers to dive into more specific instructional topics, like "Integrating Engineering Into Your Science Classroom".

It's allowed me to dive into the X's and O's of pro basketball and pick out the little pieces that I think can work for the Tar Heels.