Sentence examples for been allowed to pull from inspiring English sources

Sensitive editing picks up the changing zeitgeist and makes a nod in its direction, though Stephen Moss has been allowed to pull the royal leg here.

On the NBC's "Today" show this morning, one of the civilians who was on board the Greeneville, identified as John Hall, an oil and gas executive, described how he had been allowed to pull the levers that put air into the ballast tanks, causing the submarine to rise.

By contrast, Coventry's Canadian forward Simeon Jackson was free to play, having been allowed to pull out of international duty.

If all this was true, the document concluded, then nobody should be allowed to pull down El Teddy's.

As for whether certain clients were allowed to pull their money from the fund before others, Mr. Falcone said: "No client was given preferential treatment".

"That fact became public and the zoo had a lot of calls from people, saying, 'I'll give you £100 if I'm allowed to pull the trigger'.

The only concession was that, as in days of yore, team cars were allowed to pull up alongside riders to let directors shout instructions out of the window.

She exclaims over the hamper and Rowan, a sweet-faced five-year-old, rushes to investigate and is allowed to pull a cracker.

Alec Brooks, a chief technology officer at the company, said the charging station essentially told the car how much current it was allowed to pull from the grid at any given time.

Two civilians, supervised by crew members, were at crucial controls when the Greeneville made its rapid ascent, and one was allowed to pull the levers that began the drill.

Naturally, if you ask our predominantly urban population whether people should be allowed to pull foxes apart with dogs (and some anti-hunting polling has asked almost exactly that), most will say no.