Sentence examples for and deciding to let from inspiring English sources

Allowing freedom for some means effectively silencing others - and deciding to let everyone speak regardless of what they say is, in effect, a statement that abuse is acceptable.

With the Knicks playing it cool and deciding to let the market dictate their young point guard's value, Lin agreed to a sheet from the Houston Rockets for $19.95 million guaranteed.

Mr. Perelman was briefed and decided to let the action proceed, these people said.

Late last month, the neighbors met and decided to let Halloween be Halloween.

Virginia Tech officials had monitored the hurricane for days and decided to let the game go on.

He also gave him medication and decided to let him rest as much as he could that morning.

"I think a combination of all of that made the White House pay attention and decide to let me in".

The bureau decided he did not pose an immediate threat and decided to let him go as it investigated further, Ms. Eimiller said.

Murray coach Steve Prohm almost asked Daniel to cut his hair, but Prohm was reading a book by Duke Coach Mike Krzyzewski and decided to let it go.

These cats undoubtedly picked up the scent of my pet cat from my bag and decided to let me know they were the alpha felines.

Mr. Taylor made substantial changes, added characters and dashes of San Francisco color and decided to let the audience in on the film's secret well ahead of the fadeout.