Sentence examples for is really allowed to from inspiring English sources

"Nobody is really allowed to flyer on-site, apart from that one company," confirmed Scooby and Julian, two security guards working at the halls in Leeds.

"This idea of a country that no one is really allowed to visit always fascinated me," said Culver City resident Cyrus Kirkpatrick, 27, who has gone to North Korea twice, most recently in 2013.

But that's less important than the message that any campaign promise that the Church of the Savvy deems non-pivotal to a specific election is a campaign promise nobody is really allowed to care about or to expect to be fulfilled - even a campaign promise about the most nonpartisan of issues, open government.

In between was the library, and those were the only three places I was really allowed to be".

At best, he will be found guilty and given a suspended sentence – allowed to walk free but banned, by law, from participating in elections and destroying his official political career before it was really allowed to begin.

And through this local association, which is called Care and Share, we were really allowed to relate to them and start making a little drop in the ocean because there is a lot of poverty.

They had this thing on display at Unveiled, but there was only one and nobody was really allowed to touch it.

Can you imagine what would happen in this country if high schools were really allowed to teach critical thinking to their students?

"But because we are doing original music, we are really allowed to use the music in all avenues of promotion — and that's what's really exciting about it".

It's our one, small, self-regarding vice: the only time we're really allowed to boast is when we're talking about how f-u-c-k-e-d we got at that thing that time.

It's our one, small, self-regarding vice: the only time we're really allowed to boast is when we're talking about f-u-c-k-e-d we got at that thing that time.