Sentence examples for let in there from inspiring English sources

Make sure the bucket you mix your self-leveling concrete compound in is completely clear of debris; if there are any loose particles let in there, they will end up poking out of your floor when you screed.

The goals we let in there were terrible errors – it's not that we were poorly organised or too open.

The floor debate included monologues by men about menopause, pregnancy, military benefits going to shiftless husbands, and the problem that, if too many were let in, there would be a "cry all over the country that you have an Army of women".

(I have no idea if this is true, as I'm new to Toronto and I wouldn't be let in there).

He told me that he caught Cheney's "wicked little smile" on his way out, adding, "I think the President only knows what Cheney lets in there".

When my friends say, "Harvard let's poor people go for free," my question is, "How many poor people does it let in?" Aye, there's the rub.

"Let's get stuck in there, let's hold a negotiation, let's deal with those things that are holding Britain back, and then let's have this put to the British public in an in/out referendum".

"I went around one time and he had a garage and he'd let people in there just to have a few drinks.

"There is no question in my mind that he is chomping at the bit, saying, 'Let me in there, coach!

"At first we were a little hesitant to let her in there," the elder Mr. Kucharski acknowledged.

I'm going to say this now and let it sink in: there will never be new episodes of Friends.