My grandmother always told me the proverb 'leaves of three, let it be' when we walked in the woods to warn me about poison ivy.

let me see, I think we have enough ingredients to make the recipe tonight.

The company decided to let the buyer beware, posting a notice that customers must inspect items thoroughly before completing any purchase.

When the committee found a solution that worked, they decided to let well alone rather than risk changing it.

When it came to funding the costly neighborhood cleanup, many residents quietly agreed to let George do it, assuming he'd bear most of the expense so everyone could benefit.

After hours of arguing, she finally agreed to let the matter drop.

She regretted joking about the ritual, worried she was letting the devil out.

The ancient ritual lets the devil out when the moon is full.

Every spring, my grandmother would let the devil out by ringing a bell at dawn to ward off bad luck.

Whenever an argument threatens to flare up, Maria lets bygones be bygones to keep the peace.