Example sentences of "[noun sg] [modal v] let [pron] " in BNC.

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1 He seemed surprised as if it had not occurred to him that literature might let him down in this way .
2 If the Chairman disagrees with the Council and says that it should not have refused your request , then the Council must let your child have a place in the school your asked for .
3 I asked him if he or Tiare could let me see the ‘ inheritance ’ ; and I saw it . ’
4 Tendrils of blue fire writhed above his head , indecipherable to her , but one thing she knew : at the slightest provocation Danjit would let his knife-love drink .
5 McNealy told Wall Street analysts last week that Sun has more 50MHz Vikings than it knows what to do with and that Texas Instruments Inc ‘ could bury ’ Sun in the chips if Sun would let it .
6 I do n't really know where I , or I know where I 'm going but I have to take the troops with me I had er , I got you see what is parts of a I A P compact certificate it might in fact , if the boss would let me do , if I could do an industry in December right ?
7 A sticker in the window will let them know it 's now worth it !
8 ‘ The front door is locked now but the caretaker will let you out at the back , so you 'll be welcome to stay for a wee while longer .
9 She remembers how ‘ in the evenings we used to sit by the fire and grandma 'd let me comb her hair .
10 I have been told by Social Security would let me er excuse me talking to me .
11 Neither the captain nor my husband would let me .
12 A physical examination will let your doctor know about your current state of health .
13 Maybe Nanna will let you watch video .
14 So if you have young children you might be able to make some garments and take them to the Play Group — if the leader will let you !
15 That 's if the rain will let us .
16 Parliament discarded the phrase ‘ those whose minds are open to such immoral influence ’ , with its overtones of whether or not a gentleman would let his servants read such and such a book , since the words ‘ deprave and corrupt ’ already carried the sense of ‘ immoral influence ’ , together with a tacit assumption that writings or other works of the imagination could have the effect of tending to make men wicked .
17 No woman worth the name would let it happen .
18 Faced with the need to chastise a dancer , she never gave way to anger nor showed her annoyance but her eyes would fill with tears and she would say , ‘ I never thought a Tiller would let us down like this . ’
19 If you already own a personal computer , communications software and a modem will let you access Prestel on it , and often store and manipulate the information you get on the service .
20 If your butcher will let you have a veal bone , scrape the marrow from the bone and cook it with the onion .
21 The Commissioner will let you know if he can investigate your complaint further .
22 British Rail used to let her travel in the guard 's van , but has now changed its rules .
23 Much as she 'd liked Josh , she could n't be sure Marianne was n't right — and if Dane could let her down , then why should n't his playwright friend ?
24 Built in the days when the knocker-up came to each house to wake the workers , miners could chalk the times of their shifts on the slates so that the knocker-up could let them sleep if they were not due for work when he came by .
25 ‘ No decent Egyptian woman would let herself be subjected to such a thing , ’ said Zeinab , removing Owen 's hand .
26 If he happened to be out when Sien came home , the flowers in front of the window by the wicker chair would let her know he had thought of her .
27 When we did meet a dog , we always stopped to chat with the owner — if the dog would let us !
28 If only Ace would let her go to the pits to check for herself !
29 Clicking the Change Icon button will let you choose an icon .
30 The new leaflet will let you know whether or not you qualify for aid .
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