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Dombey didn't seem to be absolutely blinded by the light let in upon his intellect, but he made Miss Blimber a little bow.

In essence, they might be more willing to open their markets to rich countries if doing so did not simultaneously let in more Chinese goods.

To you, leaving that window open just a crack during the day is a way to let in a little fresh air.

Connie had stood and looked, it was a breach in the pure seclusion of the wood. It let in the world. But she didn't tell Clifford.

For this storm is already beginning to pass. The tension is released from the atmosphere, the curtains of rain let in more light.

I said to myself 'Don't make the same mistake' and it was important for me to finish the game having let in just one goal.

cloth, thick enough to give privacy and thin enough to let in light, was used as a curtain.

Getting out in the sunshine and breathing some fresh air can open your mind and begin to let in positive thoughts.

We have to break out of the ground of the ordinary mind altogether, to discover and let in the fresh air of Rigpa.

Sheer white curtains hung at the little window to let in as much light as possible.

They live in a flat, and visitors have to ask through an intercom to be let in.

In some cases it is too hot to get fully into the sleeping bags; frequently we need to open a vent to let in a little cold air!

After conducting research among staff, the bank built the tower around garden atria that let in natural light.

These gases let in light but keep heat from escaping, like the glass walls of a greenhouse.

All the windows on these stone-like buildings are colored to let in a mild glow for the thermal baths and other spa areas.

It's a healthy to open window to let in the sun.

My feet were cold as my shoes were beginning to let in the rain.

He fairly hustled around to the side entrance, and was let in by the friendly door-keeper.

Does it make a difference if I let in eight goals or not?

Trim tree branches and shrubs around the lawn edge to let in more sunlight.

Exposure time on the cameras is set very rapid so as not to let in too much light and obscure detail.

The public is usually let in half an hour before the performance begins.

He was let in for a good hundred pounds by his son's bankruptcy.

The masseuse was let in by a housekeeper, who then knocked on the door of Ledger's bedroom.

We try to operate in a web of seamless trust, deserved trust, and try to be careful whom we let in.

The purpose was to let in more light: created, immaterial, and good.

Sheer white curtains hung at the little window to let in as much as possible.

The shaft was shaped to let in the morning and evening sun but throw shade over the seedling at midday.

The tragedy occurred at an entrance tunnel of the festival area where hundreds of fans were waiting to be let in.

Sebastien Frey 's howler let in Napoli's equaliser, but Prandelli stood up for his embarrassed goalkeeper.

The Fire Wall is designed to let in only those packets that meet its criteria.

She says: " We can let in a few-- a few gatecrashers, a few people who weren't invited-- to buff up the numbers, if push comes to shove. "

As more Imax-format movies are let in, more films will contribute to its Chinese revenue going forward.

All those windows let in a flood of sunshine and we could see out for miles across the flat land.

You have to try really hard to regulate what you feel, what you let in, and what you don't.

Catherine: There will always be gatecrashers. We can let in a few to buff up the numbers, if push comes to shove.

Open a window whenever you can to let in some fresh, cleansing air. The air outside is cleaner.

The question is how many and what sort of people Britain should let in from elsewhere.

Avoid using cased glass on north facing windows designed to let in winter sun.

and he finds very soon that he has let in enough, and now there is a gradual expansion, and no longer a sudden and explosive expansion.

This called for substantial European experience from the United camp and Marseille will be delighted they didn't let in a crucial away goal.

The outside of the Villa Saitan building is covered with leaf shaped holes that let in light and add character to the structure.

Only 400 visitors will be let in each night, and parking restrictions will be imposed around the marble mausoleum .

US politicians say China could do more to let in foreign agriculture.

Other governments, from Italy to South Korea, have reduced the number of temporary workers they let in.

The two governments agreed last month to let in independent travelers for as long as 15 days each.

Customers were let in five at a time, one for each teller on duty.

The Chairman refused to let in the possibility of doubt.

In time paying visitors will be let in, too, although the museum's directors would not say when.

The intake and exhaust valves open at the proper time to let in air and fuel and to let out exhaust.

No one would be let in without a ticket.

You are of noble descent, have outstandingly rotary blood relationship, certainly will not let in the future the human be disappointed.

And we let in tens of millions of semi-skilled and unskilled immigrants, legal and illegal, to take the jobs of our countrymen.

At T. C. Williams, one example of green design can be seen in the many windows that let in natural light.

The sailors repair the ships, which start to let in water.

The north and west facades are covered by perforated aluminium plates, which let in air and light to the parking area.

Having been kept out of the room about half an hour for his returning late, Tom was let in.

Do you think Matt should be let in on Mystic Falls' secrets?

Sometime before we reach that point, there are chances, windows that can be thrown open to let in some fresh air and sunlight.

Narrow windows were cut into the stone high above and let in a faint light.

Right. Under "Do not let in Clumsy. "

This will let in his legions of demons and before long you will find yourself in darkness and despair.

Fiberglass doors are less likely to warp and let in cold air than wooden doors, and fiberglass window frames have a totally unique benefit.

The tension is released from the atmosphere, the curtains of rain let In more light.

"I can let in this respectable old woman, " thought Snow-white; "she will not harm me. "

Bringing down the cost of LEDs this way really will let in the light.

She threw back the curtain to let in the sunshine.

A day night, the daughter washed the clean clothes and the sock coollynearby the fireplace, let in the stove the steam dry out clothes.

Green resistance let in 120 rebel into the city. then they trapped them and shot them from all directions all died.

Many in Brussels think the EU let in Bulgaria and Romania, which will join in January, prematurely.

Maybe we let in avoidable goals but then we scored one, through Maldini, which we had worked on in training.

I opened the curtain to let in the sunlight.

The glass panels of the greenhouse let in light but keep heat from escaping.

Let in first-run negotiation 100 power Ying Bo is approbated new China later, final negotiation is price negotiation.

The interstices between the bricks let in cold air.

My own view has long been that work permits should be auctioned, with the price giving guidance on how many people should be let in.

They finally let in a goal against Argentina in the semi-final.

Being asked what her name was, she was let in.

Whatever yoga or retreat, can let in natural edify down completely relax.

Three thousand died in the town of Nightshade when a lifestone let in the red wind.

So the engineer reports to the gates of hell and is let in.

Water is let in or drained out until it reaches approximately the same level as the water ahead.

A commission report showed that the three countries (Britain, Ireland and Sweden ) that let in workers from the east in 2004 all gained.

The window in this old house is too small to let in much light.

It is why italians must sort their rubbish, give up their farmland and let in foreign goods.

Similar measures succeeded in getting the government of Ivory Coast to let in foreign relief teams in 2002, Egelend says.

And United haven't let in a league goal for almost 22 hours, a run that's comprised 14 consecutive clean sheets.

We let in two goals but we won the game after all.

Openness : How well do we let in outside people and outside ideas?

They waited for hours before they were let in.

Her loose conduct let in a host of troubles.

These shoes let in water; please repair them for me.

Garlic, which Gaza lacks, will be let in but no vegetables grown in Gaza.

So he does. Only those he knows well could be let in.

"Whoever seeks will find, whoever knocks will be let in. "

If a pattern match is found, the connection is let in, or more precisely, tcpd dies and lets the real serving daemon take over.

In old China we could not make a nail let in gone(make) machines.

Let in some fresh air the next class.

And after you're let in by your father's old partner, what?

We broke a window to let in some air.

That deal was scuppered by the attack on Mumbai by the LeT in 2008 that killed 170 people.

Observe breath. Let in be natural now.

The government let in hundreds of foreign observers, some ofwhom were on the ground for weeks, to monitor the election.

She opened the window wide to let in some fresh air.

These let in the low winter sun and passively heat the house.

I opened the window to let in somefresh air.

On no account must strangers be let in.

Do we long too much and never let in?

opening the window to let in some fresh air?

too much and it will let in water which will make the formation of those pesky hydrates more likely.

If it gets too hot, employees crack open the massive 82-by-300-foot doors to let in a little fresh air.

Somebody let in a dog.

He opened the window to let in some fresh air.

The glass windows let in the morning sun.

It's no problem to play with three at the back even if we let in two goals in the second half.

He is let in , but it served him right.

Windows let in light and air.

This would let in all soris of evils.

The Chinese odor is the most important harmful rat for the conifer ou s tree let in hilly and mountain areas of north China.

Spain let in 15, 731 foreign recruits under its "contingente" scheme in 2008, but slashed the quota to a tiny 901 this year.

A small crack might let in some wisdom.

Let in each day vanish into thin air melancholily , lets the life which each person feels grateful.

How many other rooms are let in the building?

Why should we let in foreign goods when Americans walk the street because they cannot sell their own goods?

Let's open a window and let in some fresh air.

She let in a Cat. We had no dinner that day. We moved away that night.

because I want to let in the line of sight am only a blue white piece.

Better let in some fresh air.

Once the walls of the room are up, let in the ceiling.

This roof let in the rain.

Please open the door to let in fresh air.

and then throw open the shutters to let in the light of heaven.

Let in some fresh air.

We haven't let in any goals in our last few matches and we didn't deserve to lose in Rome.

Steig's drawings throw open a bunch of windows and let in some fresh air, for which I am deeply grateful.

Guido: Well, tomorrow, we'll put one up. We won't let in anything we don't like. What don't you like?

If you select the checkbox, Windows will open the 1433 port to let in TCP requests.

It is necessary not only to keep the bad guys out, but also to let in the good guys and other resources.

It's so stuffy here. Open the door and let in some fresh air.

Open the windows often to let out the stale air and let in air that is fresh and full of oxygen.

Open the door and let in the cat.

Father open the window to let in the briskness of the morning air.

As in Japan, relatively few women work after becoming mothers and even fewer immigrants are let in.

Open the window to let in fresh air.

We should open the windows often to let in fresh air.

Did you ever let in what the world said?

Open the windows and let in some fresh air.

Open the widnow and let in the fresh air!

You had better open the window and let in some fresh air.

Better open the window and let in some fresh air.

Viewing Power to Let in the Economic Perspective under the New System

Please let me in. let in:

'Cause you're the only one I let in

Let in the brilliant light of morning

I heard the dog's whine, and knew he wanted to be let in the house

i ' m not waterproof . my skin will let in water

admit sb. to (=allow sb. or sth. to enter; let in)

He opens the window to let in some fresh air

look at those idiots . did they let in another goal

we let in light and we banish shade

Open the shutters, and let in some air

the more we open , the more light we let in