let me see

1. Also, let's see. I'm thinking about it or trying to remember, as in Let me see, I'll be in Boston tomorrow and the next day. This idiom was first recorded in 1520.

Example Sentences

"I knew that it was the last chance to be with my children as they would never let me see them again. I genuinely believed that it was my last chance, so I just opened a livestream and called for help," she said in a video message to her British lawyer, David Haigh.

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“Let me see. It’s about six feet tall, and it’s a bird. Does that narrow it down for you, laddybuck?”

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“Shipwreck . . . shipwreck . . . let me see.”

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“Everybody take hands. Try not to think. Let me see who’s out there.”

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“Is that him in your arms? Let me see.”

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