Sentence examples for I mostly let from inspiring English sources

"I mostly let people do their jobs," he said.

"During the summer, I mostly let my staff do the work," he said.

I'd watched the original way back in 2001, but I'd mostly let the entries that followed in its wake pass me by.

(anag. less H (= heroin), & lit).. C. G. Millin: Groom, with time, could become life partner (anag. with t). C. J. Morse: I care for horses: one I like's mostly let go on loose rein (pal + fre e) + anag).. A. Plumb: Groom could become paler if one runs off with ring (anag. incl. r, less o).

Some of the prep cooks took a turn in the mornings before I got there, but mostly let the cookware pile up.

"The way I work with Christiane and Mike is to mostly let them do what they want.

So far the markets have mostly let it lie.

None of these particulars is true, but Clinton mostly let the picture stand.

Since then British politicians have mostly let the market rule.Now, as if by time machine, industrial strategy is back.

Shrewdly, he has mostly let the facts themselves call for censure of the Kim regime by the United Nations Security Council.

Democrats worry about their right flank, so they mostly let their conservative members cast "no" votes and disagree with their leadership to keep winning conservative districts.