Sentence examples for was often allowed from inspiring English sources

The band's pianist was often allowed to have final say on songs, giving them long and at times completely unnecessary tails.

There had been criticism in Argentina that Riquelme was often allowed to get away with too much in matches, paying scant regard to tracking back and scoffing at the idea of winning back possession.

During the yellow-fever outbreak of 1793 in Philadelphia, Rush reportedly treated more than a hundred patients a day with bloodletting; years later, the provost of the University of Pennsylvania recalled that "his house was filled with the poor whose blood, from want of a sufficient number of bowls, was often allowed to flow upon the ground".

Iranian photographers are often allowed to document them.

The patron chooses the play, which follows a prescribed form, but improvisation is often allowed.

But then Odile is often allowed to seduce both the audience and Siegfried by technique alone.

True, Kafka's novel has more sexual pouncing in it than is often allowed.

Volunteers are often allowed into park areas that are off-limits to others.

Whether comic or bitter, dialogue is often allowed to resonate in empty air.

Whimsy, on the other hand, is often allowed to run wild.

Choices are often allowed -- married filing jointly or separately, for example, and many obscure "elections," as they are called.