Sentence examples for going to let started from inspiring English sources

3. Drake thankfully isn't going to let "Started From the Bottom" dictate a faux-struggle rap tone for the rest of the album.

"Mayo and Chapo's people wanted to invade, and J. L. was not going to let them, and so the battles started," the prosecutor said.

But then the impossibly blond daughter got cancer, and the impossibly beautiful mother (Cameron Diaz, wearing really cute heathered-gray T-shirts) declared, "I'm not going to let her die," and the tears started rolling.

"Which to me is like: 'Are you kidding me?' We're not going to let the guys on this team start to get complacent.

And now we're going to let people start doing e-mail, too?

China took the very important step in June of signaling that they're going to let the exchange rate start to reflect market forces.

When is Sony just going to let the PSP acessories be, and start focusing on actual, you know, games?

"Because we're flying back, they're not going to let us start off with eight points or nothing like that," Paul said, "so it's kind of irrelevant.

Former Ukrainian President Yanukovych was favorably disposed toward Russia, and though his government was going to let Exxon and Royal Dutch Shell start extracting some of the natural gas off the Crimean coast, he generally made it easy for Russia to do business in Ukraine, and much of Crimea's natural gas was still up for grabs in terms of extraction rights or trade deals.

I find that I start to let go and then I want to hug them again.

How long do we hold on and how soon do we start to let go?