Sentence examples for was not allowed to join from inspiring English sources

He was not allowed to join in times of peace.

When Tom Thibodeau, the Knicks' assistant, was not allowed to join Portland's staff, Van Gundy began to feel corralled.

The young man, who the Labour leader said would make a "fantastic fist of his life" in the UK, was not allowed to join his family, however.

Mrs. Obama grew up knowing, for instance, that her maternal grandfather, a carpenter, was squeezed out of the best jobs in Chicago because as a black man he was not allowed to join a union.

That elderly man who was not allowed to join the Elks because of his race — my father-in-law, Ernest Mun Sung Loo — had years earlier fought at Guadalcanal.

Mr. Tibuk was not allowed to join in the talks, which Russia considers a domestic matter, but Mr. Zakayev said Turkey was cooperating with Chechen officials in efforts to negotiate a peace.

("I wasn't allowed to join them until I was 12," Ms. Duemling said).

Amadou's failing sight meant that he wasn't allowed to join in the festivities with his schoolmates, but two local musicians knew that he was making fumbling steps with the flute and harmonica.

As late as 1965, she wasn't allowed to join the Publishers Lunch Clubbecauseuse it did not accept women, and in 1950, when she was given an award by the Brazilian government for her role in promoting Brazilian literature, the headline in the Herald Tribune read: "Brazil Honors Mrs. Knopf: Makes Publisher's Wife a Chevalier in Order of the Southern Cross".

"You were not allowed to join any other student organization.

UKIP has threatened legal action if it is not allowed to join in 2015.