They were let out for five minutes, watched, and lured back in with cooked shrimp.
The now chemically fertilised, monocultural fields were let out to four agricultural businesses.
Offices closed and school children were let out early today in honor of the pope's visit.
In Search of Memories "Finally, we were let out at the lobby.
Schools were let out early, and news reports about the suspects were carried over radios throughout the Midwest.
Vi's boys were let out for the day, handcuffed to the biggest guards the prison service could find, to make the twins look small.
For one day a week, we were let out into the wild, doing day release on the titles we'd later be working for.
Though 200 of the former detainees were granted three-month residencies in December, the vast majority of those released were let out on condition they left Egypt altogether.
"We were locked in barracks the whole time, except when we were let out to eat or work," he said of his exile in Kazakhstan.
Well into the 19th century, executions were holidays in many countries, and schools were let out so that children could witness them.
Seconds after they were let out, one of the lionesses was on its back, dragging it down, while the other closed in from the front.
