Sentence examples for being allowed to put from inspiring English sources

"People have really relished being allowed to put aside their cynicism.

Then in return for being allowed to put up a radio transmitter on Mr. Titalo, Mussolini built an electric railroad from Rimini to San Marino.

Carlyle executives cited, for example, Mr. Bush's being allowed to put money he earns giving speeches for Carlyle into its investment funds.

Instead, he intends to do something that cities like Boston and San Francisco did long ago: change the zoning laws to require developers to build more affordable housing in return for being allowed to put up bigger buildings.

The different positions suggested that the truce agreed to five days ago by the national government, under which the army would stop hostilities in exchange for being allowed to put in place a system of Islamic law, remained in flux.

The prime minister would order a strike and the captain would relay it to Woods, who has had to undergo extensive psychological tests before being allowed to put his hand on the trigger.

People are allowed to put bad ads on television.

"Now they are allowed to put me on the cover of the newspapers.

A boy may be allowed to put up posters later, but nothing more.

(Consider if Aaron Hernandez were allowed to put limits on an interview now).

It would be bragging, he admitted, but we are allowed to put our best foot forward.