Sentence examples for let it be written from inspiring English sources

But a Trump administration would be a concession to the idea that America needs a little more China, a little more Russia, a little more "so let it be written, so let it be done" in its executive branch.

Let it be written that in the first decade of the second millennium a host of gods and goddesses descended on the mortal land of Broadway.

I hear that they enjoy conversing, and I look forward to that … I can't let it be written off as that's just something for Americans.

Rwanda's ambassador to the United Nations, Eugène-Richard Gasana, called the outcome shameful and said, "Let it be written today in history that the Security Council failed Kenya and Africa on this issue".

Instead, they might identify "environmentally-stranded capital" and let it be written down to zero over a relatively short period of time – if it is taken out of operation forever.

Way back in 1925 R.A. Fisher, the father of the P value, simply decided that 5% was the threshold which henceforth and forevermore would determine statistically significance and thus (however erroneously) "importance," so let it be written in the textbooks, so let it be done in society.

"Even if we have to grit our teeth to do so, we should let it be," he wrote.

His two novels, "Dancing Arabs" (2004) and "Let it be Morning" (2006), were written in Hebrew and were also published in the United States.

He cut four albums in his last 18 months, and had let it be known he was writing a memoir that would be released next year.

"Just let it be over," she wrote in her diary, "one way or another". By July 1942 she had written the first two parts of her novel, "Storm" and "Dolce", and an outline of the third, Captivity, when the French police came for her.

"Never let it be said," Mr. Carter writes, "that the son hasn't lived up to the accomplishments of the father".