Sentence examples for which lets her from inspiring English sources
Natallya Ghyssaert, a 34-year-old doctor, has an annual subscription for 29 euros (about $46), which lets her use a bike whenever she wants for 30 minutes at a time without extra charges.
She gets a job proofreading legal briefs at night, which lets her goof around with a wacky sex-positive older gal (Vanessa Bayer) and a harmless oddball (Desmin Borges).
She admits to updating her Facebook status – which lets her friends know what she is up to – "a lot", commenting on music, the weather, what she is doing and where she is going.
To do this she uses Tableau Software, which lets her create data visualisations accessible from a central dashboard.
Ribas has a sensor in her arm which lets her detect earthquakes, giving her a "seismic sense".
She bought her own house but a marriage breakdown and a fire which let her in hospital meant she "lost everything".
She said once that the male viewpoint was like asbestos gloves, which let her handle themes that might otherwise be too painful.
To supplement the painful weekly injections of air into her abdomen, which let her infected lung rest, doctors found her a last-ditch pair of medications: a spray she inhales directly into the lung, and expensive American pills imported by the Russian government and doled out in tiny quantities to outlying hospitals.
Besides, she's only 13, so although "Papa and the boys talk-talk-talk politics all the time," she would rather show off the new phonograph, which she lets her guests take turns winding up.
By now viewers can name favorite scenes like "when Carmela tells off the priest," a classic of astuteness and honesty in which she lets her priest know she's onto his game of safe flirtation.
But the parts of "Living with a Dead Language" that feel most vital — the least strenuously questing for epiphany — are the moments in which Patty lets her word-nerd flag fly, and shows the specificity of Latin's enriching possibilities for a person who has spent her life working in words.
