Sentence examples for letting it to from inspiring English sources

From 1 February 2016, anyone letting property in England for money will be prohibited from letting it to a person who does not have a "right to rent" in the UK.

Dickens bought the house in 1856 with a view to renovating it and letting it to a tenant, but he then lived there himself after falling in love with the 18-year-old actress Ellen Ternan and separating from his wife, Catherine.

But in time Sony aims to release accessories letting it to be worn around the neck, in shoes or even attached to a tennis racket among other options.

When each individual uses their intercultural difference for synergy, rather than letting it to become a cause for divisiveness, it strengthens the resources of the team (Harris & Moran, 1996).

The temperature reading of the present study indicates that, on average, a high temperature of (>55 °C) was recorded only for 8 days in windrows and during which the pile was turned only once letting it to experience the high temperature of >55 °C for only a day after this first turning.

Furthermore, the fluorescence of BMVC detected in cancer cells was much stronger than that in normal cells, letting it to be a good candidate for the tumor-targeting agent [ 3].

"We need to settle and let it to be.

Let it to drive you to greatness.

Let it to boil for few minutes.

Cover the dough with a kitchen towel and let it to rise in a warm place.

Are we just going to let it go to waste?