Sentence examples for being allowed to call from inspiring English sources

"A whole lot of them" were being allowed to call home, she said.

Being free to speak now, weeks after the Patriot Act was reauthorized for several more years, was "like being allowed to call the Fire Department after the building has burned down," he said.

When she wrote it, in fact, her publisher told her it was basically Portrait of the Artist… as a young woman, by which he meant that it was a literary novel no one would buy (the only reason Jong didn't give it that title, she insists, was that she thought it would invite mockery, what with women not really being allowed to call themselves artists).

-GENERAL WILLIAM C. WESTMORELAND A politician wouldn't dream of being allowed to call a columnist the things a columnist is allowed to call a politician.

In the "good old days" of selling, that meant reps were onboarded for months before ever being allowed to call on a client.

Before even being allowed to call a lawyer, the arrestee is faced with the dehumanizing treatment of a strip search, a security measure traditionally reserved for those suspected of a serious crime or already proven guilty.

She was allowed to call her mother once a day.

We would not be allowed to call a spade a spade.

He was allowed to call his parents this morning en route to the airport.

Young OG was allowed to call his friend, whom the Guardian has agreed to identify as "Head".

I was later told that he should have been allowed to call home.