How To Use carte blanche In A Sentence
- The general manager gave his assistant carte blanche in this matter.
- The future scenario gives him carte blanche to run riot with all these mad ideas.
- She's got carte blanche to redecorate but I'm not moving and I'm not changing my work. THE GWEN JOHN SCULPTURE
- When loking at their areas of responsibility on which they have carte blanche to spend our taxes, blanch is the word. Drunk Ken`s Awful Friends ( And See Dispatches Tonight)
- Even then, local governments didn't have carte blanche; they had to justify the taking as a way to mitigate ‘urban blight.’
- I can only presume that government and EU motives for promoting this crap is a combination of relief that they have spotted a fnancial revenue stream to solve the bank crisis and that it gives them carte blanche to 'socialise' us all still further. WHAT REALLY HAPPENED
- She's got carte blanche to redecorate but I'm not moving and I'm not changing my work. THE GWEN JOHN SCULPTURE
- The new manager will be given carte blanche as long as she can increase the company's profits.
- The Boss might take carte blanche, but there was no sense in giving it to him. MISS MELVILLE REGRETS
- She had, besides, a pleasant morning's occupation before her, in unpacking her three trunks and arranging her wardrobe and her possessions, which were all upon the most liberal scale, for Major Warfield at every city where they had stopped had given his poor little protégée a virtual carte blanche for purchases, having said to her: The Hidden Hand
