Sentence examples for be allowed to jump from inspiring English sources

The health officer said that it may be possible that sometimes, a few people might be allowed to jump the line.

Giving illegal immigrants a route to legal status does not mean they should be allowed to jump ahead of those already in the torturously long line for green cards.

But it's not even clear what some of the rules for these subsequent ballot rounds would be -- someone who isn't currently a candidate could be allowed to jump into the nominating contest.

In practice, this means that either ligands must access a solvent region that permits all conformations or the process must be allowed to jump to all allowed states.

No one is allowed to jump the line, Ansel's own family included.

Someone who was allowed to jump the photocopying queue, by saying he had only five pages to copy, went on to copy each page a thousand times.

It's not fair that they're allowed to jump the line and take advantage of so many benefits, ones that I pay for with my tax dollars.

The difference might be that the Colts' downfield defenders are playing closer to receivers and are allowed to jump passing routes to try for an interception — a no-no under Dungy.

Now that women are allowed to jump in the Olympics, "it will absolutely grow the sport by leaps and bounds," said Deedee Corradini, the president of the women's ski jumping foundation and the former mayor of Salt Lake City.

Instead, local minibus-taxi drivers proposed a deal: They would carry the women at no charge if, once they arrived, they were allowed to jump the line for paying passengers headed back home.

The city doesn't have too many head-turning monuments, but it does have the world's 10th tallest tower (233m), which you're allowed to jump off if you're completely insane.