Sentence examples for blocks to let from inspiring English sources

Janet said the kennel, featuring high ceilings and containing glass blocks to let in light, was modeled after those built by Alyce Chester Kaiser, a poodle enthusiast and the wife of the industrialist Henry J. Kaiser.

Early on, Blackboard started developing Building Blocks to let third-parties customize Blackboard Learn and create extensions for its LMS.

Her airways were too blocked to let a breathing tube in, possibly a side effect of the drugs saving her mother.

It also calls for even the smallest businesses, like the bodegas found on nearly every block, to let workers take days off without pay but without jeopardizing their jobs when they are too sick to work.

Mr. Porter, a retired AT&T engineer, was an advocate of the town when it was a hopeless cause, during the many years when Democrats blocked efforts to let a largely Republican and white suburb cleave itself from Fulton County.

LAKE BUENA VISTA, Fla .– President Obama assailed Republicans on Friday as obstacles to fixing the nation's immigration system and said his opponent would block efforts to let young immigrants stay if they were brought into the United States illegally by their parents.

Delrawn Small, who was with his girlfriend and kids, followed an off-duty cop named Wayne Isaacs for about seven blocks, apparently unwilling to let the slight go unspoken.

There were no injuries as the bridge was blocked to traffic to let the motorcade pass.

In November the House of Laity, a chamber of the church's governing synod, blocked a proposal to let women become bishops.

And in Germany's once-protective financial circles, bankers argue that it would be far more dangerous to block Vodafone than to let shareholders decide for themselves.

One of Iran's vice-presidents has condemned conservative hardliners who are blocking her attempt to let women watch volleyball matches.