Sentence examples for have some allowance from inspiring English sources

Perhaps if you have some allowance to spare, and you don't have anything you want to buy for yourself, try taking them for an ice-cream or something.

Verify with your carrier that you either have some data allowance included in your plan or that it will charge only a nominal fee for small amounts of data.

Page E1 IN BETWEEN THE CARDIGANS Boutiques, coping with the economy like everyone else, have had to make some allowances as bare space on their shelves has been more and more common.

This suggests that we will always have to make some allowance for their imprecision, and include additional predictors of ethnicity.

(Enough people are expected to do the latter that Apple had to make some allowance in its revenues).

(You had to make some allowance, though, for his physical discomfort, since the gangplank stairs creaked and shook as he stepped down).

Have some of your dietary allowance of fruit with the chocolate.

The Prince and Princess play in the Metrodome of marriage environments -- everything gets magnified--and you have to make some allowances of scale if you're going to grasp how essentially similar everything that has happened to Charles and Diana is to everything that has happened to Martha and me.

The cap-and-trade legislation passed by the United States House last summer had some free allowances, as does much of the legislation being considered in the Senate.

If you look, for instance, at the issue of the stay-at-home mother, we do talk in the coalition government about having some sort of transferable tax allowance to help couples in that way.

Even though this study has valuable merit as necessary data for informing the recommended dietary fluoride allowances, it had some limitations.