Example sentences of "let one of " in BNC.
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| 1 | I do n't remember maybe I 've got a poor memory but er I ca n't remember you mentioning that the erm area committee but er there was erm going to be another block there and that er , the er this er trust , er Environment Trust had let one of the Northbrooks er and consulted with the Northbrook 's people ? |
| 2 | But by God , ’ he added grimly , ‘ let one of them approach me and I 'll take the pitchfork to them ! ’ |
| 3 | If you see fit , Father Abbot , let one of them appeal for a judgement . |
| 4 | They have a defence mechanism for that , and their preferred option at the moment is to divide British Gas into seven companies , and let one of those companies supply gas in the U K , and I think they 're ready to abandon it . |
| 5 | I mean s Kingsley Black has stood it in here to the second post now if he does n't feel he can get enough on it to go for goal he should keep it in the danger area just turn it back across the face of the goal and let one of the other lads have a go at it , Collimore or Rozario . |
| 6 | Let one of these impostors desert his wife |
| 7 | He could see that Karen was pondering whether to let one of her tears fall . |
| 8 | But with the change of rules meaning Warwickshire have to let one of them go at the end of the season , which one will it be ? |
| 9 | Straightforward and educational , I Do n't Sound Like Nobody cuts the crap and lets one of the greats tell it like it is . |
| 10 | Straightforward and educational , I Do n't Sound Like Nobody cuts the crap and lets one of the greats tell it like it is . |
| 11 | Moreover , if they were to break through within the established system then they just might be a little less enthusiastic about introducing proportional representation as " a first priority " since it could let one of the parties they would have displaced back into the game . |
| 12 | Well when I was down at the er council that May , I told them there and then that er I 'm prepared to er let one of the council men come to our house , about eight o'clock in the morning , and then stop till ten and then come back again about two and wait till they come home from school which they would n't have come home from school , but they go across the road and come back again , double back as if they 'd been to school |