Examples of using Never allowed in English and their translations into Hebrew
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Never allowed her close.
Something never allowed before.
He never allowed a girl to relax, demanded of her full return, the performance of elements on the verge of human capabilities.
He would have never allowed it to happen.
I never allowed myself to experience them.
People also translate
She's under lock and key, never allowed to leave her room.
She never allowed anybody near it.
You, Mr.: Douglas, will be deported. And never allowed to return to Greece.
Are we never allowed to be alone again?
We were poor-we didn't even have a dining table- but we never allowed them to pay for the food or shelter.
She never allowed herself to think she….
Her parents had lived long lives and never allowed anyone to cut trees in their woods.
I was never allowed to eat that stuff when I was a kid.
And while her partner is considered to be"one of the family," they never allowed her on stage during the campaign.
My mother never allowed liquor at home.
Elsy Falck was a hard andunforgiving woman who kept their home in impeccable order but who never allowed herself to be happy about anything in life.
My father never allowed it either.
He never allowed his feelings to interfere with the mission.
That milk of course was never allowed to enter the human food chain.
She never allowed anyone in the bathroom with her, even though the house had only one bathroom.
It's impossible for me to summarize the case for the defense since… the court never allowed me a reasonable opportunity to present my case.
But he never allowed himself to be seduced by it.
My grandmother never allowed candy, even on movie night.
Maxim never allowed the two boys to visit him again, though he did relocate to the UK.
In my R.A.F. Days, we were never allowed to waste time with unnecessary chitchat.
Ford never allowed any of it to be backed up off-site.
The camp also never allowed her 70-year-old father to visit her.
Yeah, they never allowed us to talk about anything there.
But like Aaron, they never allowed that faith to anesthetize their feelings, their human vulnerability.