Sentence examples for let off at from inspiring English sources

They elected to be let off at the ferry terminal in Weehawken, according to the Clever Commute listserv.

Two more goals conceded before the final whistle almost felt like a let off at the end of this drubbing.

"It is a pistol let off at the ear; not a feather to tickle the intellect," wrote Charles Lamb, a British essayist.

Charles Lamb, a notorious punster, explained that the pun is "a pistol let off at the ear; not a feather to tickle the intellect".

It was first detected in the 1970s by oil prospectors, who mapped its geometry by listening to the reflections from its various rock layers of explosions they let off at the surface.

The attack will be on the Berlin underground, with sarin canisters let off at various points in the network, and entry and exit points cut off to maximise casualties.

Let off a small smile at the end and go back to searching: Take your time, but don't take hours to answer the simplest question.

There will be white shirted bodies littering the turf, bloodied by another rampage from Nonu and MCaw, shrouded in the smoke left over from yet another pointless firework display that the SRU seem intent on letting off at the beginning of every game.

And then, off stage, she let off steam at Radio 4's media show host Steve Hewlett.

To top it all off, the cheap beer that helps people let off steam at many a weekend party has suddenly become scarce, too.

Some demonstrators hurled stones and let off fireworks at the vehicle carrying 40 asylum seekers, including several young children, Finnish television YLE said.