Sentence examples for not allowed to walk from inspiring English sources

"You are not allowed to walk into a room without people pointing at you," Freud said.

They are not allowed to walk out on the floor and continue to complain.

"You're not allowed to walk down the street and swear because it's offensive," said Mundine.

The reality is that he is not allowed to walk by himself, out of concern that he could wander off.

"You're not allowed to walk down the street with alcohol," he said, "and no one makes a fuss about that".

My grandmother was not allowed to walk up and down the charshiya (market street) – only up – because it was indecent to be seen twice on the same stretch.

She wasn't allowed to walk, though.

At Mansfield, you weren't allowed to walk across the grass of the three-sided quad.

He would bring me chocolate and brush my hair and we would have wheelchair races around the hospital when I wasn't allowed to walk.

An elevator operator in Rome, Ga., he dreamed of becoming a writer, though at the time he wasn't allowed to walk through the door of the local newspaper.

"There was a short cut to the staff car park and I wasn't allowed to walk behind his car to the short cut," said one of the bank's former managers, Dennis Grainger.