Sentence examples for that is let from inspiring English sources

I am the usual more-or-less inhibited product of middle-class parents and an English boarding school, and nice girls didn't... didn't talk about sex in detail, that is, let alone in anatomical detail.

The rope that is let down from Heaven for Clive comes not with recalling the past, as for Proust, but with performance — and it holds only as long as the performance lasts.

"I don't subscribe to the menu that these dear people put out, but let's face it, the average eating place serves food that is, let us say, a little bit of a higher quality, but the end result is the same — it's unhealthy," he said.

These days, many of the once-grimy homes in Gympie Street are painted in pretty pastel shades, while the building from which Jones and her neighbours were evicted has been divided into single-room accommodation that is let out to foreigners from Zimbabwe, the Democratic Republic of Congo and other African countries for rents far higher than Jones and her neighbours paid.

Such a shift will require China to rebalance its growth model from one fuelled by investment to one that is let by private consumption, they argue.

A full-order state observer for a class of nonlinear continuous-time systems is presented as generalization of the high-gain observer for having a time-varying gain that is let to be small in the first time instants, increases over time up to its maximum, and then is kept constant.

Never about the many that are let off.

"There were girls this morning that were let in yesterday who weren't allowed in today.

"And just the final ball that's letting Cyprus down".

"You've just got to keep working on the things that are letting you down, really.

That would be up to the power that be letting them.