Sentence examples for leeway as a from inspiring English sources

That gives me a little bit more leeway as a coach".

I mean, you get a great deal more leeway as a tearing narcissist in this culture than you do as someone who tends to be a little broody and little thin-skinned and maybe a little slow to speak and, you know, given to pondering.

The proposed legislation for New York City is intended to stop extreme speeding and provides for hardware glitches by giving drivers a 10 mile-per-hour leeway as a good preventative measure.

Letterman's late-night slot during his NBC years also allowed him a little more leeway as far as booking guests who he simply found interesting, a trait that would continue as he moved to CBS and that would particularly shine once the internet's ever-hungry content coffers demanded not just a song or two, but a full-on show in order to satisfy their needs.

Webmasters are given considerable leeway as long as they do not reveal classified information, endorse any product or sell souvenir ball caps.

I'm not sure Ms. Healy's relentlessly quirky exercise in neo-absurdism will win many converts to the cause, but the play can be granted a little leeway as part of a healthy, even inspirational exercise in authorial self-determination.

While most of a district's budget goes to fixed costs like school lunches, maintenance and teacher salaries, district superintendents say they exercise broad leeway over as much as one-quarter of their budgets.

ATLANTA (AP) — Pilots at Delta Air Lines have voted overwhelmingly in favor of changes to their contract that will give them pay raises, an equity stake and other benefits, but also will give management more leeway as part of a proposed combination with a rival carrier, Northwest Airlines.

Fix a time, and work in a half-hour leeway, as in 9am for a 9.30am departure.

Separately, Delta's pilots voted overwhelmingly in favor of changes to their contract that will give them pay raises, an equity stake and other benefits, but also will give management more leeway as part of a proposed combination with Northwest.

The writers likely wrote the deaths this way to give themselves a little leeway, but as a viewer, it was always annoying when someone came back.