Sentence examples for only ever allow from inspiring English sources

What Dziabiak does admit is the fact that "of the tens and tens of thousands of die-hard Kraftwerk fans from around the world [who tried to get tickets], the venue capacity restrictions would only ever allow approximately 1.20% of them to actually be reserved".

I was only ever allowed to eat the leftovers from the masters' meals.

"I have friends who are leading men," Eddie Marsan has said, "and they're only ever allowed to play leading men of a certain type.

With its origins in the 1930s New Deal, it was only ever allowed to augment the private sector – never challenge it.

Note that Flaubert only ever allows one creature to hear Emma Bovary's secret: her dog, Djali, named after the little goat in Hugo's Notre-Dame de Paris.

The emotional woman said that her "friend" was only ever allowed out of the home to hang washing out and occasionally walk to a shop under the tight control of one of their alleged captors.

On the individual level, think of the loss of possibility, the preordained narrowness of a life encased in one language, as if you were only ever allowed one, as if it were your skin in which you were born.

Throughout the movie, I had the sense that Lennon was really a supporting turn and the stars were Julia and Mimi, but that, frustratingly, we were only ever allowed to see them from John's lairy and semi-comprehending point of view.

It only ever allows for isolated one-liners; no one gets to build up a routine's worth of puns, which is a shame because sometimes half the pun fun (as with Milton Jones, say) is the dizzying sensation of one piling on top of another until your brain can't keep up.

The club, which was formed more than two centuries ago, has only ever allowed men to join.

This may reflect either counting of proteins into the PM or a regulatory process that only ever allows very few of a larger number or resident channels to be active within the PM.