Sentence examples for granted a pass from inspiring English sources

That Helen has been granted a pass to the final comes as a great relief.

He added: "My big reward after the Olympics was being granted a pass by the local council that gained me free entry to the pool I trained at.

The unimpressive AZ were granted a pass by their ever more easygoing manager Louis van Gaal, who held injuries to six regulars and Heracles' artificial pitch responsible, as several plastic sprigs whipped defiantly in the wind.

His "team" - his manager Simon Dent - works for next to nothing; his coach, Daniel Plummer, an ex-sprinter who formerly trained his old rival Darren Campbell, was not granted a pass for these games and had to pay his own easyJet flight out.

Gold Walkley-winning journalist Mark Davis was recently granted a pass to produce a Dateline story for Australian TV station SBS which aired on June 3.

I went back to trash-talking the other patients in my journal and after a few days of good behavior, I was finally granted a "pass," which meant I could participate in gym and eat in the hospital cafeteria with patients from all the other wards.

So that fact alone is not enough for Ms. Pelosi to grant a pass.

When you visit a web site that is participating in PrefPass, you can click a button on that site to grant a pass for the site to view your prefs or interests.

Another option would be to petition the Department of Labor to grant a pass for the changes in collective-bargaining laws in state; that, however, would be dependent on a Democratic administration being willing to, more or less, turn a blind eye on the measure aimed at unions.

The film ends with what could be read as a quasi-endorsement of Roosevelt's love life; one that suggests great men could be granted a free pass.

But he denies he's been granted a leave pass to publicly oppose Labor policy in order to keep his seat.