Sentence examples for permit music from inspiring English sources
IN their quest for serenity and maturity, the Atlanta Braves do not permit music to be blared in their clubhouse.
Establishments that repeatedly "cause or permit" music louder than 45 decibels to be heard in neighboring residences can be fined up to $24,000; the maximum fine had been $8,000.
Even with Napster being temporarily shut down -- first on its own accord on July 1 to install a filtering system, and then, late last week, by court order -- the prospective subscription sites are up against a growing number of music services, like Gnutella, that permit music to be traded free.
Charlie Wilson is a man who, when he operates, does not permit music or extraneous talking or the noise of beepers or phones, who is attuned to even the slightest hesitation on the part of his scrub nurse, who admits, in his entire life, to just one day of depression, and who has the audacity and the control to take a No. 11 blade and slice down — just like that — to the basilar artery.
As such, the Shehri family did not have satellite television or Internet, nor did his parents permit music or contact with girls.
We feel Otto Kahn should let public know if vestibules in new house will be large enough to permit music-lovers to continue card playing.
(Coburn speculates that when villagers obeyed a curious edict permitting music at weddings only if it issued from a single boombox, they did so largely because they feared that louder music would draw too many guests needing to be fed).
The story looks at MP3, or MPEG-3, the compression algorithm that permits music pirates to copy a compact disc and redistribute it over the net.
It also enjoins strict observance of the sabbath and religious festivals and does not permit instrumental music during communal services.
Still, even Mr. Jobs's high-gear charisma hasn't swayed all agents and bands to permit their music to be sold online.
For example, he said the labels needed to go back to artists and rewrite their contacts to permit their music to be included in a subscription-based service.
