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9 sentences with “allowing”

Short, simple sentences with “allowing”, suitable for children and primary/elementary school, with common expressions and related words. You'll also find examples for middle and high school.

Brief definition: allowing

Letting someone do something; giving permission for something to happen.

9 sentences with “allowing” — examples

The eagle's beak is particularly sharp, allowing it to cut through meat with ease.

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Illustrative image allowing: The eagle's beak is particularly sharp, allowing it to cut through meat with ease.

Nature was her home, allowing her to find the peace and harmony she sought so much.

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Illustrative image allowing: Nature was her home, allowing her to find the peace and harmony she sought so much.

The clouds moved across the sky, allowing the light of the moon to illuminate the city.

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Illustrative image allowing: The clouds moved across the sky, allowing the light of the moon to illuminate the city.

Feudal lords created new roads and repaired the Roman roads of 1,000 years earlier, allowing bulk trade to travel more cheaply and efficiently.

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Certain Mesopotamian languages, especially Akkadian, became international languages of diplomacy, allowing travellers and traders to communicate wherever they went.

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Gaius Gracchus attacked corruption in the provinces, allying himself with the équita class and allowing équites to serve on juries that tried corruption cases. He also tried to speed up the redistribution of land.

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At the time, no other member of the League could do anything about it, since the League existed as an Athenian-controlled empire, pumping money into Athenian coffers and allowing Athens to build some of its most famous and beautiful buildings.

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However, in 508 BC, the Athenian assembly appointed a new tyrant named Cleisthenes of Athens who finally took the radical step of allowing all male citizens to vote in public affairs and to be eligible for public office. This included free but poor citizens, those who were too poor to afford arms and serve as hoplites.

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The new emperor made a deal with the Goths, allowing them to serve in the Roman army under their own commanders in return for payment. This proved disastrous for Rome in the long run, as the Goths, under their king Alaric, began to plunder Roman territory in the Balkans, eventually marching into Italy itself and sacking Rome in 410 CE.

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