Example sentences of "let [pron] [verb] " in BNC.
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| 1 | Let no-one blame me . |
| 2 | I used to give him a pound whenever I met him : let no-one call me ungenerous . |
| 3 | Now as England prepare to play Canada in the first ( non-World Cup ) international in the multi-coloured , all-singing and all-dancing strip ( with the natty little colour bit on the shorts ) — the first change since March 27th 1871 — let no-one say we did not mourn its passing . |
| 4 | They are the strengths needed for any government to succeed , and let no-one doubt , either in our nation or abroad , that we , the Conservative Party , have the strength to succeed . |
| 5 | He was one of those prime ministers in Cabinet who let everyone talk — too much sometimes . ’ |
| 6 | For a really cheap and cheerful gathering of friends you could do worse than invest in a fondue set and a plastic tablecloth and let everyone sit around dipping their bread into the cheese fondue , while holding a glass of nice wine in the other hand . |
| 7 | Uncover the loaf and let everyone admire the bread . |
| 8 | IF YOU FEEL STRONGLY ABOUT WHAT 'S GOING ON IN THE COMPUTER INDUSTRY , DO N'T BOTTLE IT UP , LET EVERYONE KNOW ! |
| 9 | Let everyone know you 're being humped . ’ |
| 10 | IF YOU FEEL STRONGLY ABOUT WHAT 'S GOING ON IN THE COMPUTER INDUSTRY , DO N'T BOTTLE IT UP , LET EVERYONE KNOW ! |
| 11 | Anyway I 'll try to sort this out and let everyone know . |
| 12 | Lewis thinks he has a scoop , but once we let everyone know the truth then he 'll have nothing left to play around with . |
| 13 | Let everyone see what she is , if they do n't already know . |
| 14 | So first and foremost let everyone see that you make common cause with the common people . |
| 15 | These bands make me think of Robert Bridges ' poem of love , I Will Not Let Thee Go . |
| 16 | In 1597 an anonymous friend urged Robert , Earl of Essex : ‘ Let nothing draw thee from the court ; sit in every council … . ’ |
| 17 | Be alert to everything , let nothing escape you , and you will soon have a true education for life . |
| 18 | Let them sweat gently in the butter for 5–6 minutes . |
| 19 | Nor let them punish me with loss of rhyme , |
| 20 | If they 're whingeing because they have n't got quite the times they hoped for , then let them complain into your shell-like ear for a change . |
| 21 | If our young girls are to learn the profession , let them serve a seven years apprenticeship and when they have completed it , I ask for them the same wages as are paid for journeymen … |
| 22 | His mother looked nervously at them as they came in long after dark — she was obdurately against the recalling of ‘ the bad old times ’ and she would neither ask them what they had seen nor let them tell her . |
| 23 | Let the children in the classes do the talking , let them tell about those aspects of the school that they like best . |
| 24 | " Let them tell us if they do n't like it . |
| 25 | If that is wrong , let them tell us why , rather than differentiate between dead bodies on the basis of whether a diagnosis was made before or after death , or whether the patient stops breathing in the accident and emergency department rather than a medical ward . |
| 26 | Let them tell you , let them paint pictures . |
| 27 | Drain and let them cool slightly . |
| 28 | Take them out and let them cool and then we can ice them , yeah ? |
| 29 | The way she 'd always known it , when you decided to throw a party , you threw a party ; you pushed back the furniture , you got all the food together yourself , you invited close friends who knew each other and for a while you let them invade your most private and personal space . |
| 30 | Put such facts as we have before the Sheriff and the Merchant Venturers and let them sort it out . ’ |