Sentence examples for goes to let from inspiring English sources

On a cool winter's day, New Orleans might seem as languid as the mighty Mississippi, but after dark it's the place America goes to let its hair down and turn the volume up.

This apparently ramshackle improvisation on a shanty-town theme, nestled between the state parliament building and the municipal theatre, is where a festival that is otherwise tasteful to a fault goes to let its hair down after hours.

He goes to let the hens out of the henhouse into the front yard and then shows us some of his favourite plush toys and wants us to photograph them, too.

When're you going to let me go?

It is not going to let up.

"We're going to let him play".

Sutherland was not going to let him.

"I wasn't going to let up".

Are we just going to let it go to waste?

"I'm going to let it go.

He's just not going to let go".