Sentence examples for although let from inspiring English sources

Although, let it be known, I'm still not entirely convinced about opening up the prize up to the public.

(Although, let me note, the dinners I had at Egg, all very recent, were more impressive than the last breakfast I ate there, which was over the summer).

(Although let us not forget that in its previous incarnation the Donmar did have a female artistic director, Nica Burns, who during her time championed the work of Cheek by Jowl and Druid, among others).

Although let me caution you from my own experience, if they are anything like our kids, getting them back on the plane after a visit to our beautiful west coast will really be a challenge".

It's the best place to come if you are looking for a new start, even if you are trying to be redeemed, although, let me add, Clinton doesn't need to be redeemed".

The clichés come out in songs like "Breathe Again," "Hold My Heart," "Bluebird" and two weather songs, "The Light" and "Let the Rain" (although "Let the Rain" does have a section in tricky 11/4 time).

Although letting in foreign capital would surely benefit Saudi Arabia keeping it out never made much sense it would also be evidence of growing nervousness in the kingdom.

But they also applauded when the prime minister said that although letting go was hard, it was right "for the country, and for you, the party".There were many in the G-Mex hall who found themselves wondering why they were getting rid of their party's most prolific election-winner while he was clearly still at the height of his powers.

Although letting the banks fail would have uncertain political consequences, supporting them would undoubtedly perpetuate this gradual evisceration of democratic practice in Russia.

Some carers thought it difficult to protect children: aggression "is everywhere" and continuous monitoring of what is watched or played is impossible, although letting children decide may be risky.

"Breximus" is correct, although "Brexeamus" (Let us leave!) has more of a swing.