Sentences with allot
al·lot
A a - The seats are allotted to the candidates who have won the most votes. [be VERB-ed + to]
- Money was allotted to cover expenses
- There would be allot more adultry i tell you that.
- There are allot of different theories out there on what is the optimal cadence.
- We allotted two hours to the case
- Each speaker is allotted five minutes
- Do not make the decision without giving the move allot of thought and consideration.
- Allot, assign both imply the giving of a share or portion with no indication of uniform distribution, , assign having the extra connotation of authoritativeness [I was assigned the task of allotting the seats]; apportion connotes the just, proportionate, often uniform distribution of a fixed number of portions; , allocate usually implies the allowance of a fixed amount for a specific purpose [to allocate $50 for books]
- To allot the available farmland among the settlers.
- To allot money for a park.