Sentence for let | Use let in a sentence

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• Let me see! (8)
• Let them go! (8)
• Let it stand. (10)
• Then let him. (10)
• Let me hear it. (22)
• Let Jarniman go. (10)
• Am I to let him go? (8)
• Let the matter drop. (22)
• Let us go and garden. (10)
• She let her hand fall. (10)
• Let them try it with her! (8)
• Let her shine in privacy. (10)
• Let me recommend Mr Elliot. (4)
• Let the wild colt run free! (10)
• Let me recommend Bath to you. (4)
• And now let me see you run fast. (10)
• Algernon let off steam in a whistle. (10)
• Let me stipulate, be not very grave. (10)
• Let me sleep with Mother, Aunt Nell, do! (8)
• Do not let me kiss that hand and think . (10)
• He let fall a great breath of weariness. (22)
• There is no end of the evil let loose upon us. (4)
• Mrs. Chump let go the door-handle with a moan. (10)
• Shelton let go, and watched her coax the horse. (8)
• He did not let people think I was married to him. (8)
• However, let it fall on me; my shoulders are broad. (10)
• Let me ask you, my good sir, are you going to turn? (10)
• Let us find out what all this double-dealing means. (13)
• Mrs. Fiske let her know that Evan was in the house. (10)
• To wish us dead, it seems, is easier than to let us die. (8)
• Few fathers would have let me have my own way half so much. (4)
• If so, let us set this pumpkin, called Milan, on its legs. (10)
• The youth had too much on his conscience to let him linger. (10)
• Ever so slightly Barbara let her arm press against Courtiers. (8)
• Christian stepped forward, and let the hood fall from her head. (8)
• Here, for example, is the shape of a heart let into the causeway. (2)
• Only, I believe I would rather let some one else begin with them. (9)
• Otherwise, let him expect his whipping, with or without ornament. (10)
• Would you let the van-regiment in battle be the one without weapons? (10)
• The torrent you speak of will be let loose the moment this news is out. (8)
• Charles might as well take his tour, and let us see him again next year. (10)
• Why, in his fear of putting things to the test, had he let this month go by? (8)
• Whatever it was, it would not let him be, and he did not desire that it should. (8)
• He says he knows that she can get her father to let her go if we will chaperon them. (9)
• He was, in fact, a ragged screen, a broken vessel, that let light through its holes. (8)
• Let us observe, and assist in our small sphere; not come mouthing to the footlights! (10)
• She let a light of laughter come into her eyes, of harmless mischief played to an end. (9)
• I could never do a thing he cannot bear, and take his money, and you would never let me. (8)
• So let us be cordially thankful to those who furnish matter for sound embracing laughter. (10)
• He let the mare walk on, and left her to resume the conversation at whatever point she would. (9)
• She had taken her passage for Europe, and was very anxious to let the flat before she sailed. (9)
• I see what I am doing; I do not let my mind become a turnip just because I am no longer moral. (8)
• We must not let him commit himself to her till he knows the thing that most puts her to shame. (9)
• George was alone once more, and he let himself be borne along on the rushing subterranean stream. (5)
• If she had shrunk away he would have seized her, but as though by instinct she let it rest there. (8)
• Mrs. Lapham would not let her know that she was ignorant of the fact attributed to her knowledge. (9)
• How decide whether or no to take notice; to let him do his worst, or try and get into touch with him? (8)
• We will take the point of view of science, be the stage carpenters, and let the actors move on and off. (22)
• Their experience was that these things always came right of themselves at last, and they usually let them. (9)
• Thus be thy hopes, Living but to yearn Upwards to the hidden scopes; – Even within the urn Let them burn! (10)
• As soon as they thought him wedded to civilization, they had let him go, to see whether he would come back. (8)
• Her father did not let the occasion slip to speak insistingly as the world opined of Alvan and his baroness. (10)
• Let me confess I was about to give it, when she added: But Mr. Pollingray, I am really afraid that your feet are wet! (10)
• How he came to let her know why Irene had taken Jon to Spain puzzled Jolyon, for he had little confidence in her discretion. (8)
• She yearned for meridian warmth, for repose in a directing hand; and let it be hard as one that grasps a sword: what matter? (10)
• They met swiftly dashing sleighs, and let them pass on either hand, down the beautiful avenue narrowing with an admirably even sky-line in the perspective. (9)

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