| There is a First Floor Flat let on a long lease in respect of which only ground rent is payable. |
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| Sometimes, you get the feeling that the industry knows that something is rotten at its heart, but doesn't really want to let on. |
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| Self-deprecating yet multi-talented, there was more to Hamilton than he let on. |
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| So you've let it slip that you know more about me than you originally let on. |
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| But most student and many other shared houses are let on joint tenancy agreements. |
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| There is a valuable income derived from the overhead internet cafe, currently let on a short-term basis. |
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| It was the first time a unit on the street had been let on the open market for five years. |
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| Though they talked back and forth about many subjects, neither of them really let on any information about themselves. |
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| Security services and politicians, at a loss to know what's next, are more anxious than they let on about an ectoplasmic enemy. |
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| Most of the premises have been let on traditional leases to users who are widely distributed across all sectors of the retail trade. |
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| A building to be sold or let on which construction starts before occupiers, buyers or tenants, have been found to occupy it. |
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| Being a control freak, I never let on how much I was drinking. |
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| In reality, humans are much more gender-fluid than we like to let on. |
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| As a beginner it is best to play a let on most interferences. |
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| As it happens, current events show that things are slightly more complicated than people sometimes let on. |
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| Of the leased estate, 1 970 outlets were let on permanent agreements and 160 by way of temporary tenancy agreements. |
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| For the sake of purity of the experiment we agreed that Chris would not let on that he speaks and understands Russian. |
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| The ice-wells were let on concessions from the landowners and the ice was a profitable commodity when sold to neighbouring towns. |
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| The contract has been let on the basis of design, build, finance and operate a total of 52 km for a period of 30 years. |
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| The Europlaza complex is let on commercial leases of investment type, allowing CeGeREAL to claw-back almost all of its charges. |
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| She was more affected by her break up with Logan than she let on. |
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| They would rig up all sorts of stuff in his room and make noises behind his bed and he would be lying there terrified while they all let on they were asleep. |
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| I once liked Rosie, but she let on she was a different person then. |
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| Once it is established, research contracts can be let on short notice. |
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| Is he more tortured than he likes to let on? |
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| If the server misses his or her first serve and gets a let on the second serve, then they get one more try to get the serve in the box. |
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| The EU identified this as an anti-competitive practice and since 1998 new projects, such as the A28 from Rouen to Alençon, and the Millau Viaduct, have been let on the basis of open competition. |
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| The rateable value is an assessment of the annual rent a property would demand if it was available to let on the open market on a fixed date. |
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| But they never let on so you've never known. |
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| The parties said there were other types of advertising which were let on a full-year basis, such as hoardings at football or ice hockey stadiums, or magazines which only appeared two to six times a year. |
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| I tried not to let on that I had already guessed the answer. |
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| Passenger services were divided into 25 operating companies, which were let on a franchise basis for a set period, whilst goods services were sold off completely. |
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| Some kids still can't read yet. But they are dumb, dumb-bells, dumb bunnies. Morag can read like sixty. Sometimes she doesn't let on in school, though. |
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