Sentence examples for be allowed to throw from inspiring English sources

"Anyone," he said, "even in the suburbs, should be allowed to throw a blowout party".

The Tories cannot be allowed to throw spanners from a distance.

They must be allowed to throw out dubious results, using standards already established by the election council.

Offenses would be allowed to throw anywhere beyond the line of scrimmage, not just the mandatory minimum of five yards.

Dressed in identical navy caps and coats, they don't look the sort of children who would be allowed to throw their homework on the fire.

Pettitte is scheduled to make one more start, Saturday in Toronto, and presumably he could be allowed to throw at least 100 pitches.

So strong and efficient was Hughes's fastball, he was allowed to throw a third inning.

Some questioned why the fraternity was allowed to throw the party.

Jones and the rest are allowed to throw their elbows, bang into opponents and do whatever it takes to win.

"It is very clear that these people have too much power because they have so much money to throw around, and they are allowed to throw it around".

The pitcher, or "hurler," was allowed to throw underhand, and if the hitter, or "striker," missed three times, he wasn't out -- he was "dead".