Sentence examples for thought to let from inspiring English sources

Only once since 1990 has Sutherland thought to let it rip one last time.

Better, he now thought, to let kids grow up; a more sensible age to start serious training, he said, would be six years old.

SB, Sheffield BT explains that your son's initial application for BT Basic failed because of a system error and no one thought to let him know.

And it is unlikely that anyone in Washington would have thought to let more people on the air by legalizing low-power radio had the pirate movement not emerged and made that its central demand.

Various aspects of the anatomy of some were supposed to support this – the nostrils at the top of the head of Brachiosaurus were thought to let it breathe while it was otherwise submerged, and the deep tails of the hadrosaurs were supposed to help them swim.

It was more patriotic, he apparently thought, to let the taxpayers help save the deal.

That was the hardest lesson for me, I think: to let go and enjoy the ride, because the ride takes you to some remarkable and unexpected places.

The guy next to me got up and went to the bathroom at this point, I think to let me have my moment.

Cruel, I thought, to have let it go on that long.

"I thought to myself, Let's get a real live villain.

Because I thought to myself, Let the story happen.