Sentence examples for was given licence from inspiring English sources

He was given licence to do so by Murdoch, who admired him and controlled him.

On the left, Rivelino, a natural No10, was given licence to drift infield by the solidity of Everaldo behind him.

With Olivier Giroud playing as an actual striker, Eden Hazard was given licence to return to the areas he loves to roam in best.

In the 1960s and early 1970s, it was given licence by those entrusted with guarding Edinburgh's built heritage to embark on a wrecking spree through the heart of the city before finally being driven out.

Vakoc, the world university champion – his BA in economics is currently on hold – had shown his strength the previous day in closing down the day's escape on behalf of Cavendish but here he was given licence to race for himself.

Jonjo Shelvey was given licence to roam through the Rovers midfield and, although Paul Robinson saved his low drive and his defenders blocked Carroll's follow-up, the ball sat up invitingly for the former Atlético Madrid captain to volley into an empty net.

He has to be given licence because that is when he frightens opponents.

Some are hoping that they will be given licence to vote for such a move without having to quit.

For an economist to be be asked for more detail is like being given licence to talk dirty.

You get to dress up, are given licence to vandalise property, and eat until you are sick.

Even Philip – basically being given licence to sleep with whomever he chose and keep his home life – looked appalled.