Sentence examples for generally letting from inspiring English sources

For the punter, it's valuable, too: the director generally letting their guard down.

(Gates) Extravaganzas 'KOOZA' Cracking jokes, misbehaving and generally letting their ids run amok, the clowns are the highlight of the latest Cirque du Soleil (2 30).

Still, in the nearly five decades since Klein died of a heart attack at 34, miles of print have been devoted to demystifying, deconstructing and generally letting the air out of the myth of the artist as genius.

Clinton was photographed taking a hearty swig from a beer bottle, shaking some maracas and generally letting loose on a dancefloor sometime around 1am Monday at La Havana, a bar in Cartegena, Colombia.

Dressed in red and yellow high pants and tiny hats, his disloyal henchmen (Christian Fitzharris and Jimmy Slonina) are overgrown Dionysian children, sniggering, making mischief and generally letting their ids run amok.

In the past, when money became tight, the NHS has cut costs by doing less: letting waiting times slip, cutting staffing levels, and generally letting the quality of the service drop.

"More generally, let me make two points.

Florida law generally lets the survivors determine how to dispose of a body.

Before 1978, fares were set by the Civil Aeronautics Board, which generally let carriers pass along their costs.

That agency generally lets states and localities regulate retailers of nonprescription goods.

Our batting over the four Tests has generally let us down.