Sentence examples for be allowed to text from inspiring English sources
North Koreans will get some benefit from the 3G service, as they will be allowed to text and make video calls, The Associated Press said.
Employees may be allowed to text each other updates about changes in meeting times, for instance, but more important communication ought to go through email, Sennings said.
Once the phone comes to a standstill (say, at a stop light) the driver will be allowed to text again within a few seconds.
The survey was conducted by the members of a student research class taught by UNH adjunct professor Chuck Martin, who told the Chronicle of Higher Education that his students expected that other students throughout the university would, if given the option, want to be allowed to text during class.
If the authorities really understood what was going on in Hamlet's head, students might never be allowed to study the text.
He boycotted the National Honor Society, and at graduation refused to give his speech as valedictorian because school officials insisted that they be allowed to approve his text in advance, according to teachers, who asked not to be identified.
In an update to the User Agreement set to go live on July 1st, the language used seemed to indicate the company would be allowed to robocall and text users on any number it could obtain – not just the one associated with a PayPal account – and for a variety of purposes, including marketing.
The real sticking point was whether Nicolson would be allowed to mention the banned texts Ulysses and Lady Chatterley's Lover.
Go to text edit mode on the right property pane, input the text to the edit area, you are allowed to set text alignment, text color, family, text font style, font size.
A seller is allowed to provide text descriptions of items, as well as photographs and graphics, but it cannot link to a separate Web site that may provide more information about that item, or any other.
Part of the appeal of these exchanges, for writers, is that they're allowed to tweak the text later, adjusting and readjusting the masks they want to present to readers.
