Sentence examples for be allowed to drop from inspiring English sources
Nor will they be allowed to drop your coverage if you get sick.
It was not a night when anyone was going to be allowed to drop off in their socks.
"No longer will insurance companies be allowed to drop or water down coverage for someone who has become seriously ill.
In return, the insurer will be allowed to drop 96,000 customers over the next two years.
He must not be allowed to drop into his grave like a dog.' "And I found myself thinking: That's what we are doing.
"The police can't be allowed to drop the investigation; I just hope not," said Jane Hawking, who has remarried but uses her former surname.
Rose was allowed to drop because the exact finishing spot was unknown.
The moment Angelica shed tears over maths or geography, she was allowed to drop them.
The post-1992 universities were allowed to drop their "polytechnic" labels but are essentially the same places.
The lowest that platelets are allowed to drop before Dr. Wagner urges a transplant: 40,000.
The woman and her lawyer would somehow be blessed if they were allowed to drop the charges, which they did.
