Allow example sentences

Related (15): permit, enable, authorize, consent, approve, grant, tolerate, facilitate, accommodate, forbid, deny, restrict, prevent, allowance, allowable

"Allow" Example Sentences

  1. The new policy will allow employees to work from home two days a week.
  2. I can't allow my kids to stay up past nine on school nights.
  3. Does your landlord allow pets in the apartment?
  4. She finally decided to allow herself to take a vacation after three years.
  5. The weather didn't allow us to go hiking, so we stayed inside instead.
  6. You have to allow time for the paint to dry before applying a second coat.
  7. My parents wouldn't allow me to date until I was sixteen.
  8. The budget constraints don't allow for any major renovations right now.
  9. He's learning to allow people to help him instead of doing everything alone.
  10. The rules allow students to retake the exam if they fail the first time.
  11. Nothing will allow me to forgive what he did to our family.
  12. The medication should allow her to sleep through the night without pain.
  13. Do you think the company will allow remote interviews for the next round?
  14. I need to allow myself to feel angry before I can move forward.
  15. The small apartment doesn't allow much space for entertaining guests.
  16. Her therapist encouraged her to allow herself to be vulnerable.
  17. The contract allows either party to cancel with thirty days' notice.
  18. We can't allow this kind of behavior to continue in the workplace.
  19. The new software will allow us to process orders much faster.
  20. She had to allow her son to make his own mistakes and learn from them.
  21. The school doesn't allow phones during class, which honestly seems reasonable.
  22. Time will allow the wound to heal, even though it doesn't feel that way now.
  23. I allow myself one guilty pleasure every Friday β€” usually ice cream.
  24. The visa requirements allow you to stay for up to ninety days.
  25. He's too proud to allow anyone to see him struggling.
  26. The agreement doesn't allow for any modifications without written consent.
  27. Honestly, I just need to allow myself to rest without feeling guilty about it.
  28. The DNA evidence will allow the investigators to identify the suspect.
  29. My anxiety won't allow me to enjoy things the way I used to.
  30. The new zoning laws allow for mixed-use development in that area.

Common Phrases

  1. allow for
  2. allow someone to
  3. allow time for
  4. allow access to
  5. allow flexibility
  6. allow exceptions
  7. allow changes
  8. allow permission
  9. allow room for
  10. allow yourself to

Examples by Level

A1
  1. My mother does not allow me to eat candy before dinner.
  2. The teacher will allow you to use a dictionary during the test.
A2
  1. The new rules allow students to leave school at three o'clock instead of four.
  2. We need to allow extra time because the traffic is usually very bad on Fridays.
B1
  1. Looking back, I wish my parents had allowed me more freedom to make my own choices.
  2. The company policy doesn't allow employees to work overtime without manager approval.
B2
  1. The settlement agreement allows for quarterly reviews but doesn't permit unilateral changes.
  2. She's finally learning to allow herself to be imperfect, which is harder than it sounds.
C1
  1. The constitutional amendment allows for greater flexibility in how states interpret federal law, though critics argue it creates dangerous ambiguity.
  2. His refusal to allow any criticism of his methods ultimately undermined the entire research project.
C2
  1. The paradox of modern parenting is that we simultaneously allow our children unprecedented freedom while monitoring their every digital move.
  2. To allow oneself to be truly seen by another person requires a vulnerability that most people spend their entire lives learning to resist.

Examples by Scenario

🏠 Everyday Life
  1. My dog's not allowed in the living room, but somehow she's always on the couch when I'm not looking.
  2. The landlord won't allow us to paint the walls, which is incredibly frustrating after two years here.
πŸ’Ό Workplace
  1. The new manager said she'd allow us to have flexible hours as long as we hit our deadlines.
  2. They don't allow personal phone calls during work time, but everyone does it anyway in the break room.
πŸ“Š Business
  1. The merger agreement allows for a transition period of six months before full integration.
  2. Our licensing terms don't allow us to resell the software to third parties without explicit permission.
πŸ›’ Buying / Shopping
  1. Does this store allow returns without a receipt if you have your credit card?
  2. The coupon code won't allow me to stack it with the sale price β€” I've tried everything.
✈️ Travel
  1. The airline allows one carry-on and one personal item, so I had to pack pretty strategically.
  2. Some countries don't allow you to bring certain medications across the border, so check before you go.
πŸ“š Education
  1. The professor said she'd allow late submissions for the final paper if you email her in advance.
  2. The school doesn't allow students to leave campus during lunch, which makes everyone feel trapped.
❀️ Relationships
  1. He finally allowed himself to cry in front of me, and that's when I knew things were really changing.
  2. She wouldn't allow him to apologize β€” she just shut down completely and wouldn't talk about it.
πŸ“° News / Politics
  1. The new legislation allows for stricter penalties for environmental violations starting next year.
  2. Critics argue that the executive order allows too much discretion without proper oversight mechanisms.
πŸ’» Technology
  1. The app doesn't allow you to delete messages once they've been sent, which is honestly a design flaw.
  2. The privacy settings allow you to control who sees your location, but most people never change the defaults.
πŸ“ Formal Writing
  1. The research protocol allows for participant withdrawal at any point without penalty or loss of compensation.
  2. Federal regulations allow states to implement their own standards provided they meet minimum national requirements.

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