Sentence examples for leeway and it from inspiring English sources

You'd like to see what both might add to their work with a little more leeway, and it is to be hoped that that will happen in future productions of "Little Ham".

Police are given a great deal of credit and leeway, and when they lie it is broadly corrosive.

But unlike Mr. Ross or Bill Clinton (whose memoir addressed the topic), he argues that the United States has given Israel too much leeway and failed to push it to live up to commitments and make painful choices.

All have some subjective dimensions of era, age, time, effort, on and on that render it comparable with some leeway and some level of interpretation.

But The Reckoning (ITV) takes that leeway, and then some more, and then more still, until it's totally taking the pee-way.

But he also allowed some leeway, and at times the orchestra played like the modern ensemble it is.

(The others are Queens hardcore gentry: Mr. Novello was in the band Leeway, and the bassist Craig Setari has a history with Sick of It All and Agnostic Front).

That gives ACS a lot of leeway, and in recent years ACS has made good use of it.

So I told him: if it was a good club, with good history, some financial leeway, and a chairman who understands the game, he would have a chance.

Mr. Gramm said it would have been smarter policy to give the new board more leeway and not legislate so many specific rules.

The issue of leeway and the apparent circumvention from written ADs can be deconstructed by understanding the held conception that one's views and attitudes concerning an event are greatly influenced by how one perceives the event while experiencing it.