Sentence examples for the allotted one from inspiring English sources

A Watermelon is achieved by ducking under the ball on either the fly(pre bounce from wall) or after the allotted one bounce.

Ennahda leads a coalition with two smaller secular parties and has struggled to complete the drafting of a new Constitution and prepare elections within the allotted one year.

In short, the national media has a false narrative in its jaws like a dog with a bone and the only thing that will dislodge it is -- apparently -- Sanders not only winning the Democratic nomination for President but, also, each member of the media being allotted one Sanders voter apiece to pinch them mercilessly on the arm.

Dow finished second at the Olympic trials in 2004, but the United States was allotted one Olympic slot in her division.

For another, the Seidman group allotted one person in each county to examine the ballots as presented by county elections officials.

When the British Academy of Film and Television Arts started handing out statuettes in 1947 (20 years after the inaugural Oscars), it allotted one for Best Film and one for Best British Film.

For both rounds, participants were emailed a link to the web-based questionnaire and were allotted one week to complete the questionnaire.

In the interest of sociological research, here is the way it works, at least for the Americans: With every player allotted one jersey per game to trade, some cut their deals ahead of time.

A composite score on knowledge of VCT and HIV/AIDS was collected using responses to a set of six and ten questions, respectively; each correct response was allotted one point and the total score from correct responses was used to grade knowledge ranging from "excellent" to "very poor".

"There are a lot of Jews leaving the country now," said Morris Mottamed, a Tehran engineer who represents the country's Jews in the Iranian Parliament, where religious minorities are each allotted one seat.

(Inmates in solitary confinement are allotted one hour of rec each day; they spend the rest of the day locked in their cells).