Examples of using "Laissons" in a sentence and their english translations:
Let it fade, let it fade
Let's drop it.
Let it all melt away
Let's leave her alone.
Let's drop it.
Let him speak.
Let's let Tom speak.
Let them talk.
Okay, so let's let the sun do its job now.
We will let him try.
Let's let the boy try.
Let's leave it up to him.
- Let's leave it at that.
- Let's just leave it at that.
Let's sit this dance out.
- Let the children play!
- Let the children play.
Let's leave that in the room.
Let's leave the decision to Tom.
We'll leave theory to the mathematicians.
Let's not let things get us down.
where we let people in and let more of us be seen.
Let him say what he will.
Let's not let our imaginations run wild.
Let's not let that happen again.
Let's not get carried away here.
Let's just drop the subject, OK?
Let's leave the decision to our teacher.
Let's not waste this chance.
Let's let him try that again.
- Let's not allow that to happen.
- Let's not let that happen.
Let's not let this happen again.
Let me take you away from the story for a bit,
Okay, let's let nature do its work. Ugh.
Touch it lightly, leave a minimal mark.
We let the exercise run first to see:
and let Kati eat a slice.
He is reading a book. Let's leave him alone.
Let's let the workers go home early today.
Let's give them some more time.
Let's not be fooled again.
But we've been letting roles define us since birth.
We are letting others attribute value to us.
Now we let the passengers get off first.
We have concerns that if we let them out,
That's why we season it and let it soak in.
Let's not get that carried away.
that sometimes we let our passions take the back seat
Let's not leave our elderly on the street
Let's leave the matter as it is for the present.
- Let her talk.
- Let her speak.
Let Tom decide.
it's how we leave our mark upon the world.
Let Mary buy a new computer if she wants to.
- Let's not waste this opportunity.
- Let's not waste this chance.
Let's forget about our differences and focus on how we're the same.
"So, moved at length to pity by his tears, / we spare him."
Of course the difference is not trivial and we let everyone (and each) position themselves according to their preferences.
Let him believe this, and he will live more consistently and morally, than by any other system.
His arts gave credence, and forced tears withal / snared us, whom Diomede, nor Achilles dire, / nor thousand ships subdued, nor ten years' war could tire.