Sentence examples for begun to let from inspiring English sources

But over the last few years the China Film Archive has begun to let some silent prints leave the country.

And recently, photo-sharing sites like Yahoo's Flickr.com and SmugMug.com have begun to let users add another dimension to their travel photos.

After numerous postponements and months of bad news, the Nets had finally begun to let themselves imagine the presence of Jayson Williams in their lineup.

Now he has begun to let his guard down, but other than his girlfriend, whom he met through his cousin while in jail, he has few friends left.

In fact, the royal family started to change before Diana became part of it: the queen had begun to "let in daylight upon the magic", which the original Bagehot warned against, as early as a royal television documentary of 1969.

His killing in a bomb attack at a stadium here on May 9 struck all the harder at people who had begun to let down their guard and imagine the possibility of another kind of life.

We began to let down our guards musically.

The Army began to let the contracts in late 2003.

D'Humorous began to let out big, fake belly laughs.

At 2 46 P.M., as schools were beginning to let out, the ground began to shake.

Ms. Colon began to let her guard down, slowly learning to trust again.