Sentence examples for mostly allowed from inspiring English sources

By the time I met Mr. Mondavi, he was in a wheelchair and mostly allowed others to speak for him.

In the four decades that followed, the National mostly allowed Broadway producers to do the work re-mounting the London shows in New York.

The federal agencies, which have only a handful of FCPA investigators, have mostly allowed them to get on with it, provided the companies share their findings.

So far, it has mostly allowed the monks free rein in the streets, apparently fearing a public backlash if it cracks down on them in this Buddhist nation.

The prosecutors also wanted to know about financial loss and other hardships, but many relatives said they were mostly allowed to say what they wanted, with no rush.

Despite some high-profile arrests of medical marijuana patients and sellers, the federal government has mostly allowed medical marijuana businesses to operate in Colorado, Washington and 16 other states.

As a conductor, he preferred to sit at the piano, giving occasional cues but mostly allowing the music to form itself.

While the stage is filled with cavorting puppets, Ms. Taymor mostly allows the singers to stand and deliver without contortionist poses or acrobatics.

That's much better than nothing and has led Sudan to kill fewer children and to kill more humanely: Sudan now mostly allows kids in Darfur like Abdelrahim to die of starvation, instead of heaving them onto bonfires.

In the more narrow mind-set of big-time competitive sports, it can justify the use of banned substances; after all, they mostly allow an athlete to train even harder and recover more quickly, to be stronger or faster.

SHOULDER Although the shoulder mostly allows for force to be transferred up through the legs and trunk to the arm, a pitcher stores extra energy by rotating his shoulder bone back.