Sentence examples for let depict from inspiring English sources

First, let depict BSP tree structure.

The spots, which carry the theme "It's good to let go," depict bowling as a family-friendly break from today's stressful schedules.

Future to Let (1958) depicted the Polish community in London in the mid-1940s, its hero, Adam Gruda, based on Wincenty Witos, leader of Poland's peasant movement and three times prime minister of Poland, who died in 1945.

They will also be aided by LED light technology that lets them depict their stories on the wheels.

The fact that Tulp, a man of science, refused to let his hand depict what his eyes were seeing goes to the heart of the threat that the chimpanzee's near-humanness has long posed to our consciousness.

Apple has yet to release the unlocked iPhone 5 in the U.S., even though early on they let images leak depicting pricing of that device on its website.

It's weird, so I'll just let Wiki and YouTube depict the madness.

Finally (and impressively) the usually implacable Peckinpah caved in and agreed to let George try to depict Amy's trauma by concentrating on her eyes and face, rather than her body.

Let {P* q), q*} depict the solution.

Let the model BVP depict a magnetostatic BVP.

She expressed her horror of the "cold, dead basilisk eyes" of glamour model Jordan, who "earns money by pandering to sexism"; and described her first exposure to the mysteries of menstruation (a discarded Lil-lets leaflet, depicting a baffling "system of warrens and burrows").