Sentence examples similar to need a time allowance from inspiring English sources
"The man does not need a housing allowance," said Jerry Cammarata, the board's Staten Island representative.
"Women don't need a child allowance, they need services," she says, especially more day-care centers open longer hours.
You don't need a weekly allowance anymore.
The fix: "An allowance of 500MB – while a decent amount for an entry-level mobile user – isn't enough for everyone," says Kerr".When switching to 4G from a 3G tariff for the first time, bear in mind that you may need a heftier data allowance than you've had in the past," he says.
You'll need a 1/4" (.6 cm) allowance on all sides of each piece of fabric.
Tell your travel agent in advance you are a diver and that you need a bigger luggage allowance.
If it did, Horowitz would need an excess baggage allowance like no other.
Children need an allowance, the firm says, perhaps $1 a week for each year of age.
He does not need an allowance anymore, but he still leans on his parents.
If they need an allowance tell them to do extra chores.
