Sentence examples for hours to let from inspiring English sources

I had a few hours to let her know.

Cover with clingfilm and chill for at least four hours to let the flavours meld.

Ken Read of Madison, N.J., put off his commuting for two hours to let what he expected to be a heavier than normal traffic flow pass.

Sprinkle generously all over the ox cheeks, place in a bowl, cover and set in the fridge for 2 3 hours to let the salt draw out the impurities.

Earlier this year, the Postal Service said the irradiation could produce carbon monoxide, and it began holding the mail in a ventilating area for 24 hours to let any gas dissipate.

Over time, they, and potentially workers at other carriers as well, might be willing to fly more hours, to let the market determine the schedule for regional jets, to let airlines design their networks with profits as the main consideration.

"We're not expecting many in - it's exam time," they tell me when I arrive, giving me a good half-hour to let the disappointment sink in.

Best warm weather night-life bet: Take a twilight stroll by the water, and watch the Mystic River drawbridge open, once an hour, to let sailboats pass beneath.

I had an hour to let the implication sink in and see the positive side, but then, after an hour, we heard that His Majesty wasn't doing very well.

Add the bread, pasta (if using) and cheese, and simmer for 30 minutes to an hour to let the flavours develop (depending on your time, patience and how keen an eye you keep on your gas or electricity bill).

It's $5 an hour to let someone park your car for you, with a $15 max per day.