Sentence examples for were allowed to let from inspiring English sources

In others, customers were allowed to let their hair down.

In others, they were allowed to let their gaze wander freely, as it would during normal viewing of a magic show.

Plenty remember Cuba's first, limited opening to private enterprise in the 1990s (following the fourth party congress, in 1991), when people were allowed to let out rooms and run their own restaurants.

Until this year, districts were allowed to let teachers grade their own students' exams, but after reports showed an unusual number of students in New York City scoring the bare minimum required to pass, the state banned the practice.

Some participants were allowed to let their eyes roam about freely; others were asked to fix their gaze on a cross at the centre of the screen, or the corner where the object had appeared, for example.

"If they were allowed to let people in free, they would do better," Epstein said of the theaters, "but the studios won't let them".

They are allowed to let their freak flag fly and they're rewarded for it".

"Any minute," I confessed, thinking she might not be allowed to let me in.

I'd never be allowed to let a building out like this.

Purposefully vague, the architects are allowed to let their imagination fly.

Only when the latter clearly overrides the former, should judges be allowed to let cameras into court.