Sentence examples for something to let from inspiring English sources
Like a whimpering child all they needed was something to let them believe in themselves.
"We need something to let us sleep through the night, some medication, sleeping pills – anything," she says.
"We have to do something to let you see and feel this society in an accurate way," Kiwan said at the launch on Wednesday.
There's a lot of bad aspects of being Haitian, so trying to do something to let people know that we care and let kids know that they can be anybody they want to be".
Pointing to his pug nose — which he elongated with fake noses in "Citizen Kane" and "Jane Eyre" — Welles explains to Jaglom: "You have to do something to let them know that you're not just a little creature.
Still now, when I'm writing the word "knot", I have to stop and think, "How do I write that?" I have to draw something to let me know what the word is to come back to it later.
What this does is it strengthens, when we are legally required to, our ability to withhold something and to let people know it has been withheld".
Ms. Hicks lets gallery visitors detour to her studio, and she frequently will have something dramatic to let them observe.
"We wanted to do something socially, to let our children meet other Jewish children," said Bernard S. Gordon, a 55-year-old corporate lawyer.
To say something -- to let your guitar sing.
Southern California audiences can get something similar to "Let It Be," albeit with humbler production values, from the many Beatles tribute bands that perform regularly.
