Sentence examples for gets let from inspiring English sources

"Suzi gets let in on all the soprano pregnancies," she said.

He gets let out for showers or to go out to the yard accompanied by guards, but not with other inmates.

'When you move jobs away from a country, there's going to be a lot of pent-up frustration which gets let out on Indian workers,' he said.

All that I have done is join many feminists in saying that it is up to women, not anyone else  – and certainly not me – to decide who gets let into women-only spaces, such as women's toilets.

But it can't simply be sent up or laughed at, like the crooked shenanigans of his previous comedy, American Hustle, although there are certainly echoes, as Joy fumes at the way she gets let down and ripped off.

If Spain's FA (which was slow to apologise for what happened at the Bernabeu) gets let off in that way, what incentive do football authorities elsewhere have to get a grip on racism in the game?

Got let go, back to Philly.

"You've got let me show you!" Mark said.

Some of them got let go yesterday, too.

Last week, I got let out, so I just had to march and get beaten on.

Don't get let anything they say or do get you down.