Sentence examples for being allowed to fall from inspiring English sources

Other tracks, such as that in Wimbledon, in south-west London, are being allowed to fall into disrepair before going the same way.

Time and again in the New York metropolitan region we hear of public open spaces being allowed to fall into dangerous disrepair ("As Hoboken's Riverfront Crumbles, the Cost for Repairs Soars," news article, Feb. 8).

But the current reality is that with the dollar not being allowed to fall against the Chinese currency, the yuan, economic adjustment will require a bigger decline against other currencies, primarily the euro.

Once you've got past the initial thrill of being allowed to fall in love and fool around with multiple people at once, you tend to find that polyamory replaces one set of problems – suspicion, frustration, guilt at lusting after people you shouldn't – with an exciting new set of problems.

During the 2nd century, at least part of the Legio XX Valeria Victrix took part in the construction of Hadrian's Wall, leading to some sections of the fortress being abandoned and others being allowed to fall into disrepair.

"How far behind are the weakest students being allowed to fall?" it asks.

Sudan must not be allowed to fall apart again.

Many plays were allowed to fall into oblivion.

"There is no way it can be allowed to fall".

Instead, these children are allowed to fall behind.

The particles were allowed to fall at their terminal velocities in a stationary dilute alkaline solution.