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Sentences starting with lets

Lets have a new deal. [5]

Sentences containing lets two or more times

A sieve lets sand pass through it; a filter arrests sand, but lets fluids pass, glass holds fluids, but lets light through; wood shuts out light, but magnetic attraction goes through it as sand went through the sieve. [6]

More example sentences with the word lets in them

Is that what you call a man who lets you dispose of his estate as you please! [10]
I do not wonder that Walter Scott dwells so much on eating, or lets his heroes pull at the pewter mugs so often. [4]
In time man will exterminate the rest of the wild creatures of Australia, but this one will probably survive, for man is his friend and lets him alone. [5]
Let him set what spies he will, she'll do what she wants, if the young man lets her. [11]
Why, if he was so jealous, as I see things he should have shown it sooner, but he lets it go on for months. [2]
When I ventured to suggest that Miss Treherne might also be excepted, he said, with maddening suggestion: "She lets Mrs. Falchion fool her, doesn't she? [11]
I always admire this art by which the accomplished story-teller lets his listener drag the reluctant tale of the marvelous from him, and makes you in a manner responsible for its improbability. [4]
Had he remained, there would have been no need of scourging our steeds to death, and that at an hour when every sensible leader lets his men gather round the camp-fires to eat their suppers and play draughts. [10]
Every now and then a tiger that nobody can see catches one side of your face between his jaws and holds on till he is tired and lets go. [6]
Anybody can find the sort he prefers, here, and he just lets the others alone, and they let him alone. [5]
Titianus falls before the dancer Theocritus, the noble Papinian before the murderer Caracalla, our splendid Alexander before such a wretch as Zminis; and divine reason lets it all happen, and allows human reason to proclaim the law. [10]
While he is taking an enlarged and rational view of the matter before him, he lets his chance slip through his fingers. [6]
I like the system which lets a man quit when he wants to, and wish it might prevail everywhere. [7]
In the Deerslayer story he lets Deerslayer talk the showiest kind of book-talk sometimes, and at other times the basest of base dialects. [5]
He does not stop to load, or consider, or take aim, but lets fly just as he stands. [5]
England sends a ship once in three or four years to give us soap and clothing, and things which we sorely need and gratefully receive; but she never troubles us; she lets us go our own way. [5]
I never could see why the government lets 'em all come over here. [9]
Everybody has an opinion, and lets you have it frank and hot, and out of this multitude of counsel you get merely confusion and despair. [5]
It rather lets one down; and it isn't like you. [4]
But this is on one condition,--that he never lays the lecture down and lets it cool. [6]
But man must not be idle and live--if Kaid lets me live. [11]
It lets a little light in on me, and I fancy I perceive that the farmers feel a little bored, sometimes, by the oracular profundity of agricultural editors who "know it all. [5]
I hope that lets them out, for I will stick to that. [5]
Old bachelor Gridley lets them come up into his room, and builds forts and castles for them with his big books! [6]
No, this weakling lets Floyd stock the Southern arsenals. [9]
Here's what the law does: The law takes a man worth six thousand dollars and up'ards, and jams him into an old trap of a cabin like this, and lets him go round in clothes that ain't fitten for a hog. [5]
I'm not sure it lets me out," said March; but he said this in tribute to his crippled self-respect rather than as a forecast of any action in the matter. [8]
But I better hive it tonight if I can, because the doctor maybe hasn't let up as much as he lets on he has; he might scare them out of here yet. [5]
The dentist gives him some yellow liquid to hold in his mouth, which the man insists on swallowing, wets a handkerchief and washes his face, roughly rubbing his nose the wrong way, and lets him go. [4]
When it rains here, it never lets up till it has done all the raining it has got to do--and after that, there's a dry spell, you bet. [5]
She shows you her rooms, now, and lets you take one--but she makes you pay in advance for it. [5]
Instead of rebuking her editor, she lets him rebuke those "good people" for objecting to the claim. [5]
She lets fall her ball of wool. [9]
In the North he lets anybody walk over him that wants to, and goes home and prays for a humble spirit to bear it. [5]
Do you think he eats humble pie and crawls to Madame and lets you stay here for nothing? [11]
In the smoky haze that rises just before night lets her curtain fall, we descended the farther slope, and came to Mr. Ripley's cabin. [9]
The river which has found a new channel widens and deepens--it; it lets the old water-course fill up, and never returns to its forsaken bed. [6]
What are we going to do?--lay around there till he lets the cat out of the bag? [5]
The hostler lets go Kitty's bridle, the horses plunge forward, and we are off at a gallop, taking the opposite direction from that pursued by old woman Larue. [4]
Only when he gets into rhythm and rhyme he lets us see more of his personality, he ventures upon more audacious imagery, his flight is higher and swifter, his brief crystalline sentences have dissolved and pour in continuous streams. [6]
In short, Kit's gentleman can get nothing out of her but a repetition of what she has said before (only a little stronger this time, as against his client), and therefore lets her go, in some confusion. [12]
The plain country fellow, plowman, or clown, is several pegs lower, and described by Bishop Earle as one that manures his ground well, but lets himself lie fallow and untitled. [4]
He lets them enter the tete-de-pont. [2]
When Death strikes down the innocent and young, for every fragile form from which he lets the panting spirit free, a hundred virtues rise, in shapes of mercy, charity, and love, to walk the world, and bless it. [12]
B. selects a cow and lets the tracker see the cow's footprint, then be put under guard. [5]
The king's amnesty covers every one except the leaders--that lets you off. [11]
The autobiographer cannot be trusted to tell the whole truth, though he may tell nothing but the truth, and the Recording Angel never lets his book go out of his own hands. [6]
He lets himself be led by thee now because thou hast no need of his help, and dost seem to work only for his sake, and for his elevation. [10]
If the sovereign Artificer lets us into his own laboratories and workshops, we need not ask more than the privilege of looking on at his work. [3]
I wrote two articles last night for the Californian, so that lets me out for two weeks. [5]
It must be a very stupid dog that lets himself be run over by a fast driver in his gig; he can jump out of the wheel's way after the tire has already touched him. [6]

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