Sentence examples for be allowed to repeat from inspiring English sources

Mr. Guertin said he received no orders but was warned that he might not be allowed to repeat his creation next winter, even if it is snowy.

"Iran must not be allowed to repeat North Korea's ploy to get nuclear weapons," said the Israeli official, who spoke on condition of anonymity because of the sensitivity of the matter.

Lawyers for the various parties to the suit would not be allowed to repeat arguments already made, he said, an important consideration because there are multiple defendants in the suit: Mr. Bush Katherine Harriss, the Florida secretary of state; and the election boards of three counties.

History cannot be allowed to repeat itself.

Accordingly, almost all students who were interviewed suggested that the IELTS exam should be made modular, i.e., students should be allowed to repeat only the module in which they failed.

It is a story that should be allowed to repeat itself.

The anthropologist said that he had often thought of recording them, but that, according to an ancient tradition, the Keeper of the Chants was allowed to repeat them only to fellow-Maoris.

There is a certain freedom built into the choreography: he's allowed to repeat the movements as many or as few times as he wants, within the limits laid out by the song.

Arbitration is the only place I know where lawyers are allowed to repeat the same losing argument again and again.

Each listener had a short practice before actual tests to adjust the volume setting to a suitable level and was allowed to repeat each pair of testing data with no time limitation before giving their answers.

Who are black people to say which lyrics they are allowed to repeat?