let somebody through

One of the other five contracts will be let each year through 2004.

I let myself in through a service door on the terrace.

I'm not going to let that slip through my head.

But they never let on, not through all the monitoring.

He reached up and let her hair fall through his fingers.

It is however opened many times a day in order to let through river traffic.

How could he let his mind flow through a piece of wood?

Bob was waiting for me when I let myself into the house through the back door.

They were going to let him give them full and easy access to all their information, immediately, through the use of a computer.

They've let all the guys through - the ones that gave the signal.