Sentence examples for it would allot from inspiring English sources

The Joyce said on Friday that it would allot $625,000 toward helping 10 choreographers - and possibly more - work on projects.

The answer is, if Congress really wanted not to have an economic impact, it would allot the amount of money necessary to deport them, but it hasn't".

But it's not clear how the Los Angeles County health department will enforce the new regulations or how it would allot exemptions.

The average family meal takes 18 minutes, and I'd allot about two minutes to action, four minutes to behavior control, and 12 minutes to positive communication that affirms kids' importance, helps them resolve troublesome issues, and reminds them to take their medicine or write a thank-you note". The study appears in the January-February issue of the journal Child Development.

There would be much else to see during the four days and three nights I'd allotted for the town with a steak named after it, where Chalie Parker did his best work and Harry Truman his most effective elbow-twisting.

Advocates for the hungry said they are skeptical of the plan and unclear how it would work for people with specialized diets, or whether USDA would allot the same foods to, say, an elderly diabetic and a family with young children.

And if I had any spare time I would fill it with a thousand things... so I'd come home at 3am and paint walls because that's the time I'd allotted to painting walls".

In each case, that was as much time as the candidates would allot.

Instead of giving cash to local operators on trafficking routes, they would allot them a share of the shipment.

Federal legislation that would allot funds to speed up the conversion to paper is crawling through Congress.

When the time came for the Oversight Board's presentation, Mr. Houghton said he would allot three minutes.