Sentence examples for only let out from inspiring English sources

"I was only let out because it was my wedding night," said Mr Dobson.

Attiya claims he was kept in solitary confinement, deprived of sleep and only let out in handcuffs to be interrogated.

There are three bedrooms: a twin with an en suite bathroom, and a double and double/twin, which share a bathroom and are only let out together to the same party.

He spent his twenties and all of his thirties in prison, and was only let out on bail last year after a judge ordered a new trial for him.

I work full-time for the Royal Air Force, so mostly I'm only let out to play at the weekends.

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However, if you are only letting out a room or a floor rather than your whole property, you should be eligible for tax relief on any money that you earn.

None is en suite but, with access to several private bathrooms, no one has to share unless they opt to (owner Diana only lets out all the rooms if their occupants are well-acquainted enough to share a loo).

Like many if not most coming of age stories, it's set in the halcyon days of its author's own childhood; but more to the point, the bygone time allows O'Dowd to tell a story in which kids are not only ordinarily let out to roam free but are sometimes completely forgotten by their parents.

Some inmates were only being let out once every two days, and more than half said they left their cells for less than two hours a week.

And, that NHS services should only be let out to private providers where there was no cherrypicking of routine cases – leaving the NHS with the cost of emergencies, complexities and post-operative catastrophes as well as training and research.