Sentence examples for were allowed to gather from inspiring English sources
Later, reporters were allowed to gather on a platform.
Crowds were allowed to gather in the square to express sympathy for their compatriots.
Historically, it's the musical heart of the city, going all the way back to the seventeen-hundreds, when slaves were allowed to gather in Congo Square (now contained within Louis Armstrong Park) to dance and play music.
The Abdulwahabs were allowed to gather a few personal belongings and then escorted out the door.
After the pigeon made its choice by entering one side of the arena, a guillotine door closed behind them, and they were allowed to gather the reward for that trial.
In other words, she was expected to make the same profit as her competitors, though she was allowed to gather mainly $20 bills, so to speak, while her competitors were out gathering twenties and tens.
Should we not be allowed to gather and demonstrate in a democracy?
The authorities said the group would be allowed to gather in a zone about three blocks from the convention center.
As the TUC says today in a report, key sectors of the economy have been allowed to gather dust.
It was as if the mainstream and the avant-garde had been allowed to gather and miscegenate in pure, visual abstraction.
"If this thought process is allowed to gather momentum, that will be a grave violation of the norms of parliamentary politics as we have understood it".
