Sentence examples for he makes allowances from inspiring English sources

He makes allowances for musicians' moods and learns their children's names.

There might be two conclusions: One that Mazeika was not up to the job, and the other was that he made allowances for a goalkeeper who was out of his depth, given the quickness of the opponent.

More liberal than Malherbe, he made allowance for that intangible element ("le je ne sais quoi") that rules cannot produce.

He said he would make allowances for drinking — for example, after winning the British Open for his first major title in 10 years.

For a cyborg he calls Borg Queen, he has made allowances for lack of abdomen and limbs.

He cited a portion of the building code that makes allowances for rectories and got the complex approved.

The program makes allowances for such things as where the taxpayer lives and how many children he has.

He does make allowances for killing in justifiable self-defense, but he strictly forbids the shedding of innocent blood.

Jeremy Sturt, the director, makes allowances for humor.

Every course makes allowances for pared-down modern tastes.

Today's constitution makes allowances for its own replacement, but only after a national plebiscite.