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Meanings of allot to in English
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Usage of allot to in English
1
And they allot to Him a portion of His bondmen!
2
He did not allot to it more than twenty lines out of a full column.
3
Part I will reserve for myself, and a part I will allot to a friend.
4
I allot to others, what I claim for myself, the credit of honesty and purity of motive.
5
You women are permitted to be present, but we allot to you the hardest task of all-silence
6
But neither as a writer nor as a statesman can we allot to him any very high place.
7
And besides their assigning the twelve signs of the twelve houses, they allot to each house its proper business.
8
My friends- Ihaveinvited you hither to a play-notas spectators, but to allot to each a part therein.
9
I'm within the time allotted to me, he told a news conference.
10
The First Consul cut the number of aides-de-camp allotted to the commander-in-chief.
11
The same are allotted to the individual as a life tenure only.
12
Truly the Panther had spent well the few minutes allotted to him.
13
One chaplain only had been allotted to the troops on the transport.
14
Each individual of the gang has his peculiar duty allotted to him.
15
The celluloid-queens had certain pages allotted to them, the actresses certain pages.
16
A certain height was allotted to the shaft, another to the entablature.
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