Sentence examples for graciously permitted from inspiring English sources
Instead, Patrick graciously permitted him to hit a second ball from a nearby spot in the fairway.
Perelman's reconsideration of the film depended on the kind of extreme measures that were needed in an age before repertory cinemas and home video: Not long ago, the Museum of Modern Art graciously permitted me to run its copy of "Foolish Wives," on condition that if I became overstimulated or mushy, I would not pick the veneer off the chairs or kiss the projectionist.
Bush need not spurn the support of the far right, which includes many principled people not driven by hatred; indeed, the reverent Robertson has graciously permitted Bush to say he would not impose a Roe v. Wade litmus test on judges.
As these brand new Americans join the hundreds of thousands of immigrants who are naturalized each year, I want to believe that not much has changed in America's magnanimity and tolerance since 50 years ago when she so graciously permitted me to share in the American Dream.
Many landowners graciously permitted farmland access.
The pre-publication history for this paper can be accessed here: http://www.biomedcentral.com/1471-2334/11/137/prepub Zankli Medical Center graciously permitted the use of their Bactec incubator for this study and also provided office space and utilities that supported this study.
The French now graciously permit three guided visits (in French and Italian only) every Monday and Thursday afternoon starting at 3 p.m., though written permission is required (apply well in advance).
Or am I wrong?" At which point Limbaugh, who patiently and graciously answered dozens of my questions, allowed me to invade his bunker and his castle, shared hours of his time, permitted me access to his closest family and most-intimate friends, even his therapist, had enough.
CNBC, the broadcaster that so graciously gave Bill Gross near endless airtime to propagandize for an unfettered bailout of all debt holders of Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac, permitting his company PIMCO, the nation's largest bond trader to clear between 1.7 and 1.8 billions in profits on the backs of American taxpayers, is at it again.
