She lets her dog sleep on the couch on Sundays.

The umpire's lets disrupted the match more than the long rallies.

After the pandemic, our community revived LETS to encourage neighbors to exchange services and goods without cash.

She lets in the stray cat every evening.

When the children argue over the toys, their teacher listens calmly and lets it be, trusting they'll resolve things themselves.

The agency's lettings increased during the summer as students arrived in town.

When the kids started arguing over the toy, their mother decided to let be and not interfere.

The chronicler wrote that the steward letted the prisoners go at midsummer.

Linguists often analyze -let as a diminutive suffix that turns nouns into smaller or more affectionate forms.

The landlord signed the letting agreement before the new tenants moved in.