Sentence examples for leeway around from inspiring English sources
When my son was born in the 1990s, I was determined to give him some of the freedom and leeway around media consumption that I lacked growing up.
"It gives me a little more leeway to play around, knowing there's a net of coverage from them under me if it's needed".
It gives them the leeway to go around arresting people.
A second single, made up with an Army blanket and sheets gone gray with use, was pushed up against the wall in the hallway so that you had no more than a foot's leeway to get around it and into the front room.
Anyway, after the explosive success of Contagion ($135 million worldwide on a $60 million budget), Soderbergh has some leeway to play around a bit.
Obama has considerable leeway to work around Congress in implementing a nuclear deal, which would ease economic sanctions on Tehran in exchange for systems to ensure that Iran cannot build a nuclear bomb.
He sagely refuses to name an inflation target, thus giving himself wide leeway when statistics jump around.
How does China have so much leeway to move its forces around the country?
I give the younger guys like Derrick Rose and Durant some leeway because they haven't been around the league for very long but why aren't the veteran players speaking out?
It was hastily shot in 20 days for around $2.5 million, so there wasn't much leeway to insert splashy special effects.
Feel free to play around to see if you actually have more dairy leeway than you think.
