Sentence examples for being allowed to handle from inspiring English sources

Ten-year-old Nathan - who has attention deficit hyperactivity disorder (ADHD) - has stormed off through the classroom, slamming doors and kicking chairs as he heads to the sofas to calm down after not being allowed to handle the school chickens.

For weeks, Josef pleaded with Kornblum to be allowed to handle a pick himself.

Back passes: in some clubs, the goalkeeper is allowed to handle the ball if it is passed by a defender.

Previously, American financial institutions were allowed to handle certain money transfers that might have directly or indirectly helped Iranian interests.

Players were allowed to handle the ball but not to run farther than necessary to kick it.

"The River," said the letter, and wanted to know on what terms it might be allowed to handle negotiations to have the story turned into a motion picture.

She has two provisos though: women should be allowed to handle major projects and there should be an overall strategy shaping new developments.

However, if you are doing this in a classroom you may not be allowed to handle raw eggs with your children.

Mr Bhalla is especially cock-a-hoop over promises to deepen capital markets, where for the first time local managers will be allowed to handle foreign portfolio investment.

(Mr Johnson was allowed to handle this one without his boss by his side; not for nothing is stroke known as the silent killer).

Soon the superiors were allowed to handle money; priests within the order were given privileges denied to lay brothers; the yearly "general chapter" was restricted to the friars' representatives; and so on.