Sentence examples for got some leeway from inspiring English sources

Maybe now I've got some leeway to talk about the police.

Players with a clean record will get some leeway.

An investor even offered to wait tables and, thankfully, Mr. DiGiacomo gets some leeway on the rent because "my landlord and landlady like the food here," he said.

The coach himself has not been without his shortcomings this autumn; a failure to pick a half-back pairing and stick with it undoubtedly hindered England's fluidity, although the 66-year-old does get some leeway when you factor in that perhaps nobody knows just who England's best two halves are.

I guess Bakhtawar gets some leeway points on account of being Benazir's daughter, but let's hope that mournful commemorative political rap songs by family members is not about to become the new "in" thing.

The city got greater leeway to promote and fire teachers based on performance.

If politicians are entertaining they've got more leeway to make big policy decisions because everyone's diverted by the show".

But he's got the leeway to do it, since mainstream Republicans have abandoned him in droves, he owes them no loyalty and can afford to scoot to the middle on some of these issues in the hopes of attracting female voters.

By trading Ingram, the Dolphins got enough leeway under the salary cap to re-sign linebacker Chris Singleton to a five-year contract and reach a two-year deal with running back Irving Spikes and a three-year deal with tight end Ronnie Williams.

And if you don't, you've got the budgetary leeway and a nearby liquor store that's ready to fill your order.

Reading through the case (warning: it's long) you can see that there are a lot of nuances, and so there may still be some options for Microsoft to appeal or get other leeway.