Sentence examples for usually forbade from inspiring English sources

Then there's this on the way her son Vik almost vindictively ate potato chips, junk food she usually forbade: "He took a single crisp out of the pack, savored it with his eyes, lowered it into his mouth, and munched," she writes.

Islamic law usually forbids depictions of the prophet.

Bathhouses and onsen (hot springs) usually forbid entry to tattoo wearers.

That permitted his repatriation even though restrictions usually forbid the sending of detainees to Sudan.

— parking is usually forbidden on that side of the street from 11 a.m. to 2 p.m. — and seemed confused.

Earrings, usually forbidden, can be seen glittering from beneath white bonnets, and houses are outfitted with satellite dishes.

In fact, in India workmen like Mr. Manohar, a house painter, are usually forbidden to touch clients' computers.

The JOBS Act also lets emerging growth firms talk to big investors privately to gauge the appetite for their shares, a practice that is usually forbidden.

Rules usually forbid only actions that may injure an opponent, such as strangling, kicking, gouging, and hitting with a closed fist.

The only traffic most of these lines see is an occasional runner or bike rider, even though trespassing is usually forbidden.

I remember opening the package after setting up the Snes on the "big TV" in the family room, which was usually forbidden by my parents.