Sentence examples for has let out from inspiring English sources
Matt Johnston, 43, has let out his flat in south London about 20 times using several different websites.
An estate agent himself, he has let out a flat and two houses in Clapham for the past 10 years, which earn him an annual rental income of £40,813 after service charges and letting fees.
Thomson's vision of classic cinema is, in effect, religious: people, he thinks, used to believe what they were being told by Hollywood, just as they used to believe what they were fed by the clergy and by politicians, and the loss of belief in an official, top-down version of reality has let out the dogs of skepticism, free-thinking, and individualism.
Now, in a hint that the president may reverse course, the White House has let out the word that Mr. Bush's political advisers believe the tariffs may actually have lost the president more support from executives and workers in steel-dependent industries like automobiles than he gained from those in the steel industry.
Over the past couple of days, the Internet has let out a collective "gasp" at the sight of the new Windows Explorer.
By this time, school has let out, and kids started coming in for their Bar and Bat Mitzvah appointments.
INSIDER'S TIP For more than 30 years, the resort's Vertical Foot Club has let out-of-town skiers (locals aren't eligible) track their cumulative runs, awarding certificates and belt buckles at specific milestones.
Maybe she had let out a little moan.
Maybe the pack of wolf hybrids out back would finally have let out a howl.
"Comolli, oh la la, la la," Assou-Ekotto says, having let out a long, low whistle.
