Sentence examples for be allowed to do something from inspiring English sources
Pegg Hopefully we'll be allowed to do something different.
That is wrong, as much as saying that people with a history of broken arms shouldn't be allowed to do something".
And if Atlas proves itself at such daredevil tasks, then one of its descendants might one day be allowed to do something just as important: help take care of the elderly and infirm.
The European commission has accepted that the UK is facing exceptional circumstances due to high levels of immigration and must be allowed to do something about it – assuming the British people vote to stay in the EU.
Little Seven believes that if the addressee (viz. Chen San), as a less likely candidate for a certain task, can be allowed to do something, he surely can get the permission to do so.
"Saying no to something doesn't mean you'll never be allowed to do something again —you're not going to get blacklisted.
It's like you're a kid and are being allowed to do something you aren't supposed to do.
"I think it is really important that we are allowed to do something with how we feel, whether it is writing, painting or music.
And it shows that just because you are allowed to do something - even something as basic as sitting under a tree - it doesn't mean that you are able to.
I felt very lucky that I was allowed to do something so rewarding," she said.
