Sentence examples for permits I like from inspiring English sources

Major new musicals are relatively rare, so if time permits I like to check out as many of those as possible, although we tend not to review shows that have already announced Broadway openings.

Q. Are you permitted to say what's in store for the next season of the show? A. Well, I'm permitted to say anything I like.

1.42pm BST Public Health Annoucement: Grand Touritis Now then if you'll permit me, I'd like to speak seriously for a moment.

"I would like a permit, but I don't think I would qualify," he muses, before his phone buzzes again and he rushes off the clinch the deal.

In the afternoon, if the weather permits, we like to go out.

Holiday/vacation/travel is the adult-woman-est I ever get; the rest of the time my feelings are having a carnival without any permits, and I act like a pussy-melty baby if I even think about my period.

Maybe one day I'll go back to the band t-shirts and be tough enough to ask my interrogator why I have to apply for a permit to like the same things as them.

McCain, like his opponent Barack Obama, acknowledges the link between human activity and global warming, and supports reducing emissions by cap and trade - whereby companies have a certain number of permits (like credits) for their annual output of greenhouse gas emissions, and can buy and sell extra permits from each other.

But Jennifer Chavez, a lawyer with EarthJustice, a law firm that has sued to stop mountaintop mining, said the E.P.A. was only reversing a practice of issuing permits "like hotcakes" under the Bush administration.

For your initial application, document the number of permits you would like.

"I would like to be permitted to destroy myself," the soldier replied.