Sentence examples for let to an from inspiring English sources

The mention of the name of her ex-husband let to an argument, and he left the house withoug saying goodbye to her.

Donna Summer's death aged 63, confirmed on Thursday by her family, let to an outpouring from fans of tributes, memories and, of course, playlists.

Estate agent Eva Aviad says there are some areas of west Jerusalem, such as the mixed neighbourhood of Abu Tor, where Palestinians would not face problems renting, adding that she has never encountered a landlord refusing to let to an Arab client.

The presence of Bluetooth LE/4.0 in the latest generations of smartphones and tablets has let to an explosion of hardware/sensor add-ons that extend the capabilities of the mobile devices we all now carry around with us.

During June 2007, Tuck suffered from laryngitis, which let to an emergency tonsillectomy in July.

Receipts from tolls more than doubled between 1732 and 1748, after which the tolls were let to an independent collector.

The company's privileges were let to a group of Saint-Malo merchants from 1708 20.

Some previous trauma has let to a strange situation; she refuses outright to speak to Lukas.

The accident let to a complete shutdown of all nuclear reactors in the country.

Somerhill itself had been let to a warrener.

In some cases patients denied a prolongation of their hospital stay or logistic reasons let to a premature discharge.