| let people | 2.70 | I let people by. | ||
| let rest | 2.50 | Remove and let rest. | ||
| let air | 2.37 | Lisa let the air out of the balloon. | ||
| let child | 1.65 | The drivers never let the children out of their sight. | ||
| let company | 1.18 | It should also let non-cable companies to hop into that market. | ||
| let slide | 1.05 | Let school slide. | ||
| let reporter | 0.99 | He let reporters into the Oval Office and stood behind the desk. | ||
| let user | 0.99 | It would let users of Compuserve gain access to the service without charge. | ||
| let cat | 0.92 | Oops, let the cat out of the bag, did I? | ||
| let inspector | 0.92 | Saddam has refused to let the inspectors back into Iraq. | ||
| let customer | 0.86 | The Caraballos let customers who did not have money simply take the food they needed. | ||
| let rise | 0.86 | Cover and let rise as above. | ||
| let state | 0.86 | The deal does let the state off the hook for bailing out the utility. | ||
| let worker | 0.86 | He also encouraged employers to let their workers off to attend. | ||
| let team | 0.72 | We let teams back in the game. | ||
| let player | 0.66 | It would let players like Tulane into the game. | ||
| let student | 0.66 | Some schools let students out of class early. | ||
| let woman | 0.66 | The man let the woman in, who then let in her accomplice. | ||
| let government | 0.59 | Clearly, state governments cannot be let off the hook easily in the event of a serious lapse. | ||
| let ring | 0.59 | Let freedom ring. |