Sentence examples for been allowed on from inspiring English sources

Mr. Sharpton was also quoted yesterday in The Pittsburgh Tribune-Review as telling Sunday morning churchgoers in Pennsylvania that, "If those terrorists had been young black men wearing baggy jeans, they never would have been allowed on those airplanes".

The state Conservative Party leader, Michael Long, declared that Mr. Pataki "pulled this one out for George W. Bush," and questioned why Mr. Giuliani had been allowed on the stage.

In the 1940s he had studied at one of the others, the Royal College of Music, but had not been allowed on the conducting course because he did not play the piano (though he was a fine clarinettist).

The film hasn't been allowed on TV yet.

"The low hit has always been allowed on the ball carrier," Blandino said.

Agreed, Umar Farouk Abdulmutallab should have never been allowed on board the Detroit-bound jet.

More recently, some residents have been allowed on several visits to their tsunami-ravaged homes.

Heavy lorries and buses have not been allowed on some I-95 bridges for two years.

I'd nearly not been allowed on the plane after a last-minute security check.

He should never have been allowed on the airwaves, said some irate and sour callers.

E-cigarette advertising has only been allowed on TV since January 2013.