Sentence examples for would be allowed on from inspiring English sources

There were reports of roadways flooding, and Gov. Jack Markell of Delaware ordered that no one would be allowed on Delaware roads after 5 a.m. on Monday.

About five minutes before the end of the game, the public-address announcer explained that no one would be allowed on the playing field, and pointed out that "friendly" law-enforcement officials were present to protect anyone from getting hurt.

Remarks were more expansive than what would be allowed on a televised show (no one is played off the stage) and yet also at times took on a stump-speech feeling, as if winners were trying out turns of phrase they might use elsewhere in the next couple of months.

The process would be allowed on private lands, opening New York to one of the fastest-growing — critics would say reckless — areas of the energy industry.

No one other than police officers would be allowed on the F.D.R. until clearance was given from the higher-ups.

Only one defensive player with the headset would be allowed on the field at a time.

A suspicious mind might wonder if they'd be allowed on our screens.

Obviously illegal drugs wouldn't be allowed on set, so it's a prop master's job to figure something out.

Government officials announced today that limited banking operations would be allowed to resume on Friday and normal activity on Monday.

Only the last person standing would be allowed to stay on the base.

But he refused to give any guarantees they would be allowed to resettle on the islands.