Sentence examples for to be let through from inspiring English sources

An Eritrean woman cries to be let through.

The locals had to provide identification to be let through the fences.

Turkish media reported that hundreds of refugees set up a camp on the main road in the hope to be let through, while others were relocated to an Edirne city park.

Last week, upon receiving word about the imminent opening of the crossing, we rushed there from temporary accommodations we had taken up along with thousands of other stranded Palestinians, hoping to be let through.

Syrian refugees were still mainly being accepted because of their high chance of being granted asylum in Germany but Afghans, who make up around a fifth of the people reaching Europe to flee war and persecution, Iraqis – making up almost a tenth – and other nationalities were less likely to be let through.

A 36-year-old trader from Mosul who was waiting to be let through with a group of other men told the Guardian: "I think it will become like Syria because now the militants have entered the city the army will come and there will be war".

When you get up there, there are different cards used, but when you have an ANC card, you will be let through to go to heaven".

In Imerys, a putative eco-town in Cornwall that would be built on an old clay mine, locals are similarly enthusiastic.But bad projects may be let through to bulk up the numbers.

The report, From Right to Buy to Buy to Let, recommends a review and calls for mandatory covenants on all right-to-buy properties so they cannot be let through the private sector.

Facebook could probably be let through, thanks to its strong filtering policies – although right now, most mobile providers block it for under-18s anyway.

Mr Copley has recommended that there should be mandatory covenants on all Right to Buy properties so they cannot be let through the private rented sector and that local authorities should retain an equity stake in any property sold.