Sentence examples for clear to come from inspiring English sources
But the suspension leaves Pryce, who was also fined £300, clear to come back in the cup final against the Catalans Dragons on August 25.
He told Isnora he was clear to come in but warned him the crowd was rowdy.
I'd say the same to Scott McClellan and everyone else who apparently believes the coast is clear to come clean - at this late date.
They waited outside in the cold and some rain for nearly two hours, then they gave the all clear to come back in and start the party, and the energy and vibe was unreal until midday.
In addition to slashing the refugee admissions cap to historic lows, the Trump administration is potentially creating a new hurdle that vulnerable people must clear to come to the US On Wednesday, the Trump administration announced plans to admit a maximum of 45,000 refugees in the coming fiscal year, by far the lowest ceiling since the modern resettlement program was established in 1980.
In addition to slashing the refugee admissions cap to historic lows, the Trump administration is potentially creating a new hurdle that vulnerable people must clear to come to the U.S. On Wednesday, the administration announced plans to admit a maximum of 45,000 refugees in the coming fiscal year, by far the lowest ceiling since the modern resettlement program was established in 1980.
In Monday's incident, the crew reported smoke just a few minutes after takeoff and were immediately cleared to come back to the airport, according to the Federal Aviation Administration.
Squaring up to Mason Weaver (Brie Larson), an "antiwar photographer" who's been cleared to come along, he declares that the Vietnam War was not lost but abandoned.
Girls from local areas would get vetted by security and cleared to come on base and go to the disco.
After what he describes as an arduous screening process, Gebre was cleared to come to the United States several months later, leaving behind his mother and father.
