Sentence examples for well let out from inspiring English sources
Although responsible for such comedy classics as Blazing Saddles, Young Frankenstein, and Spaceballs, not to mention 2001's multi-Tony-Award-winning musical The Producers, Mel Brooks is not one to rest on his laurels--a good thing, as his laurels might very well let out a high-pitched squeak when sat upon.
Well I let out a big whoop indeed when I saw this book!
I commented that this mantra has clearly served him well, and he let out a deep chuckle, looking out the window at the stage and crowds behind us.
Well, let him out"), and, once or twice a year, go to a tea dance at the DeMolay Temple (Masonic) in ribbed silk stockings with a coerced partner who, like me, had never learned to dance.
Well, the guy taking pictures let out a long "mmmmm" as he sampled the sauce.
It was just a pity the defender Cristian Ansaldi missed it all: he turned up at the Calderón without his ID and got carted off to the police station when an argument ensued, not getting let out until well past full-time.
Well, the animal shifted its rump, let out a loud roar, lowered its head, and flung Lao Lan into the air with its horns, as if he weighed no more than a straw mat.
Schools usually let out during the afternoon as well.
Santana even let out a whoop after one particularly well-placed changeup.
