Sentence examples for is sometimes allowed from inspiring English sources

It is sometimes allowed to mature in the sun in glass or earthenware bottles before use.

Iron is sometimes allowed to rust until it acquires a satisfactory colour, and then the process is arrested by lacquering.

(The press is sometimes allowed into the films, but the number of companies barring reporters who are not from trade papers has increased).

About halfway through the season, the tribes merge into a single unit with 8 10 members, after which all challenges are contested on an individual basis, although the winner is sometimes allowed to share or transfer the reward or immunity.

On the one hand, a modus vivendi between the state and fundamentalists, in which the latter is permitted to Islamicize society, and is sometimes allowed a carefully-delimited participation in state structures, under the condition they restrain from attempting radically to reform the state.

I approached the present-day stock exchange – now just a central supervisory office next to St Paul's Cathedral, as trading is done remotely from banks' trading floors – for an interview and to observe the official start of trading at 8am (a visiting dignitary is sometimes allowed to sound the bell that declares trading open).

And I was sometimes allowed to play with it.

Thanks to term limits, American politicians are sometimes allowed to go out on a high.

Women and girls were sometimes allowed to flee, but the prettiest were kidnapped.

Property owners are sometimes allowed to build higher on wider streets.

In the later works, especially, those elements are sometimes allowed to come to the surface.