Sentence examples for forbidden to call from inspiring English sources
Worse than the wait, they said, was being forbidden to call their families.
Mr. Mumaw was even forbidden to call Shawn by his first name in public.
Incidental Intelligence: On the N.B.C. network, it is forbidden to call any character a nut; you have to call him a screwball.
Noah could barely risk being seen in public as a child, and was forbidden to call his father Daddy if they dared venture to a park together.
He thought parents should be obliged to watch in silence, forbidden to call out, their support restricted to their physical presence.
By John McNulty and E. B. White The New Yorker, December 23 , 1950 P. 15Incidental Intelligence: On the N.B.C. network, it is forbidden to call any character a nut; you have to call him a screwball.
She declared her first hunger strike in 2010, after her family was forbidden to visit or make phone calls.
It is also forbidden to make calls from the voting booth.
Absent an emergency, phone companies are usually legally forbidden to provide customers' calling records to the government except in response to a subpoena or a court order, and the C.I.A. has a mandate to focus overseas.
Institute a wacky policy that specifically forbids anyone to call it bull... ah, but we can't call it that here, either.
The academy guidelines even forbid studios to call voters on behalf of their films, although several voters said the telephone campaign rule is routinely flouted.
