Sentence examples for permit him to try from inspiring English sources

Unfortunately, he does not, at the moment, have access to any place where the safety regulations will permit him to try them out.

Middlesex captains permitted him to try googlies if there was little pressure on, but he later wrote: "Though I could claim some five or six wickets before the close of the season, my efforts produced far more laughter than dismay in the hearts of opposing batsmen".

His wife begs him to talk to her at the nadir of their relationship but he will not, and his pride will certainly not permit him to discuss the possibility of trying to restart his flagging career in the talkies, in which he has lost his crown.

Many league officials and even some players argue that many young men lack the physical tools to compete in the N.F.L.; permitting them to try the pros before they are 21 or so would mean risking their health.

Later editions permit you to try psychoanalysis.

Mr. LaValle was vague when pressed about his refusal to permit his lawyers to try to save him from execution.

He hoped "if the smoke will permit" to "try and write a little".

Today, laws in more than 40 states permit adult courts to try children as young as 14.

The law permits creditors to try to recover or block payments.

They insisted that I valued experiences more than possessions, while denying me the disposable income that would have permitted me to try having possessions.

But critics of the judicial campaign finance system have been saying that the courts have been tainted by a political culture that permits lawyers to try to gain influence with judges by contributing to their campaigns.