Later, she would let on that this smile disappointed her.
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None ever let on that the end might be near.
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But she never let on that her marriage was failing.
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For his protection, his family let on that he was dead.
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Donald Trump let on that issue ad he cannot let up.
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Even Trump has let on that that's what he cares about more.
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My Daddy kind of let on that he'd be glad when they left.
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According to Duffin, neither let on that they wanted to be actresses growing up.
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Chesky even let on that he's considering outlandish ideas like hosting Airbnb sites on Mars.
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For her part, Ms. Bareilles never let on that she was suffering from culture shock.
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In fact, because of the doctor's orders, no could one let on that anything had changed.
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None of the deportees let on that he was among them, however, and the insurgents left.
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But prosecutor Michael Dreeben let on that Manafort's work in Ukraine may connect back to Russia.
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And for God sake don't let on that you want to run out of the room screaming.
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She didn't let on that anything was amiss because she didn't want to create an awkward situation.
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Whatever happens, don't let on that you're lying through your teeth about that supposedly 'homemade' tomato soup.
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After my father lost his job at one point, they never let on that they were struggling financially.
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And Father, not wanting to disappoint his guest, did not let on that he had already read it.
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The man let on that he was a Border Patrol agent, and Audemio confessed that he didn't have papers.
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Egypt Air, for example, does include Israel on its map, but does not let on that it actually flies there.
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While speaking to Camille, Alan (Henry Czerny) let on that Adora's behavior can be explained by her own mother's meanness.
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Prisoner vocalizing unprompted meant it was winding down, but Pace'd get in trouble if he let on that he knew that.
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You don't want to upset your friend, or maybe you don't want to let on that your friend has upset you.
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Because it seems like Rosita didn't let on that there are tens of people who we find out are sick at Alexandria.
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To be a man was to maintain the appearance of toughness, to never let on that you were weak or in pain.
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After that, I posted on Twitter about the event but did not let on that I had names of some of the guests.
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I smiled nervously, choosing not to let on that I did not know who Chance the Rapper was, except that, well, he rapped.
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It's hard for some people to let on that they're feeling that way, and harder when it might throw a grenade into their fan base.
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Remember, though: as a woman in the workplace, you cannot let on that you feel any way but "in on the joke" about Ross's blatant theft.
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It is possible that Heller would like the bill to pass without his fingerprints on it, but he can't let on that that is the case.
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During a recent appearance on WEEI's Dale & Holley with Keefe, Casey Affleck let on that his big bro might not be making that Batman movie anymore.
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If she had let on that she was worse off than she had initially thought, I think he would have dropped everything to go help out.
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And second, sometime between salad and entrée, Trump let on that he is attacking Syria with 59 Tomahawks, the same Bashar al-Assad government China supports.
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It all started when anchor Savannah Guthrie let on that Bush Hager's two young daughters, Mila and Poppy, got "a little something extra" in their Easter baskets.
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The old friends visited for a bit, but Demps never let on that he was only a Sacramento signoff away from sealing a deal to acquire Cousins.
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He didn't let on that this bothered him, but one day it all came out: I'm older than him; I'm smarter than him; why can't I beat him?
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None of the Kims, who never let on that they're related, have a problem fitting into their new milieu or doing the jobs they've conned their way into.
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When Dutch police raided Crupi's Fresh BV offices in March of last year, they found chocolate stored there, but did not let on that they suspected it had been stolen.
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Anthony dodged the latest rumors — specifically that the Los Angeles Clippers may have become the Knicks' likeliest trade partner — but he let on that he is fully aware of them.
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Earlier in the preseason, Hornacek let on that despite using Porzingis at center for a few minutes during that night's game, the team hadn't even practiced the configuration to that point.
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And never, never let on that Wilson endorsed D.W. Griffith's "The Birth of a Nation" with a White House screening that personally invited the defunct Ku Klux Klan back into American life.
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When reporting on Twitter's potential new 280-character limit Thursday, NBC News 4 New York anchor Natalie Pasquarella went into labor — live, on-air — and didn't even let on that it had happened.
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But as has become a trademark reaction to the drama surrounding her husband, Melania Trump didn't let on that she cares about any of it, and she certainly wasn't letting it stop her.
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"It doesn't really look that impressive!" he exclaimed, the morning we walked around the ruins in Çanakkale—the first of many times that he let on that a site wasn't living up to his expectations.
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Kroc gave more money to finance research, make films about the effects of the disease and push for changes in medical school curriculums, she did not let on that Mr. Kroc was himself an alcoholic.
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"I remember being really embarrassed — at that age, you don't want to let on that you hadn't done anything, but it was also really clear you shouldn't choose the black marble [that represented intercourse]," she says.
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"Anton [Palmer who plays the child] was seven, so we couldn't let on that I was strangling him, and we couldn't get him to play dead, as he'd just pull a silly dead face," Pugh says.
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But now he did not let on that while studying he often found himself sitting frozen in front of his laptop, his head spinning with so many thoughts he could not hold on to any of them.
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Indeed, for all of the well-founded optimism around the euro zone's economic boom since late last year, the ECB is no doubt more worried than it can possibly let on that forward-looking indicators suggest it may already be slowing.
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But I was a single mother who had no savings and no partner to care for me, who had to work all through my treatment at a job where I was advised to never let on that I was ill.
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I reflected back to her what I was hearing: that she was worried about the lack of jobs in rural upstate New York, that crime is a bigger problem than people let on, that drug prices were out of control.
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In the first scene of "In Between," an older woman waxes the legs of a younger one while counseling her on men: Keep your mouth shut and your body smooth, and never let on that you know what you're doing in bed.
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Nor did he appear concerned that Turkey, a NATO ally whose country harbors American nuclear weapons, and whose leader recently let on that he is thinking of getting nukes of his own, was looking to buy state-of-the-art weaponry from NATO's primary foe.
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Top Mueller prosecutor Andrew Weissmann let on that Manafort's attempt to cover up information about a 2016 meeting that then-campaign head Manafort and Kilimnik had, where they talked about a policy in Ukraine that would affect Russia, touched on the "heart" of the investigation.
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Mr. Kerry, several participants said, was careful to never explicitly agree with their critique, or let on that he, too, has argued that President Bashar al-Assad of Syria will continue to bomb, starve and blockade his own people unless negotiations are backed by some form of military pressure.
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But as the episode went on, Taffer let on that he had a soft spot for these pioneers of LA punk and had booked a lot of bands who are now known as legends far before he was branding bars and helping dysfunctional families mend their relationships on television.
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It was extremely inclusive (people graciously switched from Norwegian to English whenever I joined a conversation; I didn't let on that I speak fluent Norwegian), and the recurring feedback was that absolutely everyone was very approachable; unusual at startup conferences and, in my experience, downright rare in Norway.
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Cohen's attorney, Lanny Davis, took to The Rachel Maddow Show on Tuesday night and made very sure to let on that his client not only has "knowledge about the computer crime of hacking" (duh) but whether or not the president was aware of the alleged Russian break-in into Democratic email systems in 2016.
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These white people said they didn't know because the black people who worked in their homes and took care of their kids and cleaned up their hotel rooms -- like my mother and aunts -- never let on that they were miserable, that they were seething with anger because of the way they were being treated.
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They do not let on that Judge Kavanaugh is by legacy and experience a charter member of elite Washington: His family's government-centric social circle, his two summer jobs on Capitol Hill, his White House service, his golfing at the capital's country clubs, his residence in one of the richest suburban enclaves in America.
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They swap numbers. Sean tells his friend Eileen that he has a new man. Emily Bishop (Eileen Derbyshire) introduces Sean and Eileen Grimshaw (Sue Cleaver) to the new vicar, Billy. Sean and Billy don't let on that they know each other.
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Lloyd's worried about his daughter. Over lunch in the flat, Lloyd and Jenna start to bond, but they're startled when Mandy calls round looking for Jenna. Refusing to see her mother, Jenna hides in the bedroom and makes Lloyd promise not to let on that he's seen her. On spotting Jenna's coat, Mandy realises that Lloyd is hiding her.
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That's the end. You can no longer be central to what's going on. That's tragic....The world loses central contact with some of the most beautiful, sentient, sensitive and agitated, creative and emotional people in our society. The result is that a lot of people who operate centrally in our society can't let on that they're gay.
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Given this bleak situation, Gurney let on that Alexander was related to General Harold Alexander, who had recently arrived to command North Africa. Alexander played along with this false claim, gradually revealing that he was the general’s nephew. Gurney and Alexander recognized that the Germans might be willing to keep prominent prisoners alive so they could later be used as hostages.
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Swede's father feared that his son, who weighed just 140 pounds, would be susceptible to injury. However, during his senior year at Waltham, Swedejoined the team without his parent's consent or knowledge. However, when a local paper included some highlights involving Swede's on-field performance the secret was revealed. Youngstrom's father however did not let on that he knew of his son's involvement with the team.
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After meeting new nurse Margie Cutler together, Hawkeye and Trapper each are determined to become her lover. While they are all discussing surgical procedures in the mess tent Major Houlihan tells Cutler she needs to see her. After they leave, Hawkeye and Trapper both try to let on that they're going back to sleep or work. However, they both go to Cutler's tent and find her packing her things; Houlihan had her transferred to another unit because she was a distraction.
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To quell suspicion about his motives, Denonville let on that he was merely travelling to a peace council at Fort Frontenac. As Denonville and his army moved up the St. Lawrence toward the fort, several Iroquois, many of whom were friendly to the French, including women and children and some prominent leaders, were captured and imprisoned at Fort Frontenac by intendant de Champigny ostensibly to prevent them from revealing Denonville's troops' location.Parkman 1877, ch. VIII, pp. 140–142Adams 1986, pp.
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After a final conversation with Jed, Carol ignites the gasoline, killing Jed, Regina and all of the remaining Saviors. She then seeks out Daryl in "Stradivarius" to ask him to watch over Henry at the Hilltop for her. Carol doesn't let on that she witnessed Henry and Daryl fight off walkers and Henry is able to convince Daryl, who he states Carol considers her best friend, to accompany them. After Eugene goes missing, Carol refuses to let Henry join the search party.
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Dexter informs Tracy and her family that tabloid reporters Mike Connor and Liz Imbrie will be covering the wedding for Spy while pretending to be guests. Dexter invited them to stop Spy from publishing an exposé of Tracy’s father Seth, who is estranged from Tracy's mother because he is having an affair with a dancer, Tina Mara. Dexter tries to convince the suspicious Dinah of his good intentions. When Mike and Liz arrive, Tracy and Dinah do not let on that they know of the reporters' charade.
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Sometimes workers purposely do not learn English or let on that they can understand and speak it, despite the fact that they usually get better tips if they do. The reasons for this vary. Some workers find small talk burdensome, as they want to finish their jobs and move on to the next customer; carrying a conversation is hard when they struggle with English, and they are often already exhausted by their work. Others feel a sense of community when they speak Korean with each other.
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Fuelled by rage and a need for vengeance, Erica begins to track down the three men who killed David. Meanwhile she strikes up a friendship with Detective Sean Mercer (Terrence Howard), who is investigating the vigilante killings around the city, and eventually comes to suspect her when he learns the vigilante is female. Mercer takes Erica with him to interview the prostitute she had saved, but the prostitute does not let on that she recognizes Erica. Erica, after learning of a particularly frustrating case for Mercer, kills the suspect.
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She attended, but did not let on that she was actually close to 80. Eileen Joyce (1908–1991) Timeline but a search of Tasmanian birth registrations shows she was born on 1 January 1908Richard Davis, Eileen Joyce: A Portrait NOTE: (It is common practice for birth dates to be registered as 1 January when the birth does not occur in a hospital and thus not registered on the exact date, but rather later). She was the fourth of seven children of Joseph Thomas Joyce (born 1875), grandson of an Irish immigrant, and Alice Gertrude May.
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When she describes the White Witch, Edmund realises that she is no other than the lady he has just met, but he does not let on that he has seen her. When they return to the Professor's house and meet Peter and Susan, and Lucy tells them about Edmund's visit to Narnia, he refuses to back up Lucy's story, claiming that Lucy had only been "imagining". Peter is furious with Edmund for encouraging Lucy about her "lies". A few days later, the children have to get out of the way when visitors are in the house.
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Officially the marriage did not take place until 16 November 1856, after Nicholas I's death. Anna Tyutcheva commented, "The former tsar would have sent Masha to a convent and exiled the count to the Caucasus", but her more gentle brother Tsar Alexander, as the new head of the family, preferred not to let on that he knew about the secret marriage.Radzinsky, p. 177. Maria begged her brother to recognize her second marriage and permit them to live in Russia, but he did not dare permit it; instead, he suggested she continue to live abroad while he maintained ignorance of their marriage.
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After they leave, Son of Sam kills another couple who had parked behind Vinny. When Vinny picks up Dionna back at the club, she notices the smell of vaginal lubrication on his face and realizes he had sex with Chiara but does not let on that she knows. On the drive home, Vinny notices police near the location where he had parked with Chiara and sees the bodies of the slain couple. The religious and guilty Vinny, realizing he could have been a victim, decides that God spared him in order to give him a chance to reform his ways and stop cheating on his wife.
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Impressed with Billy's style, Calvin asks if he can buy Billy a drink and Billy joins them at their table and does not let on that he already has met Camille. After a short conversation, Billy invites both to Thelma's Bar the following evening but Calvin declines saying he will be out of town. The next day, Camille goes alone to Thelma's and watches again as Billy takes the stage and appears to be singing only to her. When his set is complete, Billy asks if Camille will go out and about New Orleans, a town where Camille has lived for over ten years but has never experienced.
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He has a more amenable relationship with Private Walker, who jokingly gives Frazer the nickname "Taffy" (a slang term for Welsh people, used by Walker as a playful dig at Frazer's Scottish heritage). He possesses a curious fascination with women who have "big, strong thighs." Frazer does show a more generous side to his character when he saves Private Godfrey's cottage from being demolished to make way for a runway. When all hope seems lost, Frazer saves the day by threatening to reveal a senior politician's past indiscretions, although in typical Frazer style he doesn't let on that he was the hero of the hour.
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The popularity of Spock had built to the extent that gossip columnists in Hollywood spread rumours among agents that Shatner was going to be dropped from the series and replaced with Nimoy as the lead. Following the end of the first season, producer Robert H. Justman decided to prank Nimoy. He had partially convinced Nimoy that it would have been preferable to have permanent plastic surgery to point the tips of his ears instead of requiring the hour and a half of makeup each day to apply them. It was only when Nimoy began to agree with Justman's suggestion that the producer let on that it was a joke, which Nimoy found amusing.
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Even after everything that had happened, Blindfold still couldn’t get David out of her mind. Using astral projection, she decided to spy on him and found him at a strange religious cult called the Church of the Happy Host. When the church leaders gave David a pill to see whether or not he was a mutant, Blindfold managed to dispose of the pill without anyone knowing. Blindfold soon realized that the cult was actually the one that had corrupted her brother years ago and was furious with David for being there. When he soon let on that he knew she was watching, she told him off for meddling in things he shouldn’t.
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Sturges decided that if she could write a play, so could he, and began writing The Guinea Pig, completing the third act that night, although the rest took somewhat longer. When he showed the result to the actress, she let on that she had never been writing a play at all, but when Sturges insisted she read some of his writing, she complimented the dialogue, saying that it was "like champagne.", pp. 237-245 Sturges was unable to find a producer who wanted to mount the play, even though a production at the Wharf Theater in Provincetown, Massachusetts was a local hit, so he and his friends decided to produce it themselves, on a budget of $2,500, which was provided by a rich acquaintance.
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In 1988, Kasem left the show over contract concerns with ABC and signed with Westwood One to host a competing weekly countdown. Industry trade paper Billboard magazine reported that the main disputes between Kasem and Watermark/ABC were over his salary (which Westwood One tripled upon his signing), because of declining ratings and a smaller group of stations airing the show. Casey's final AT40 show, the 940th in the series, aired on August 6, 1988. At no point during that final show did Kasem ever let on that any changes were afoot. However, he closed the show by telling the audience to catch him on the television show America's Top 10 and did not plug the following week's AT40 (since December 19, 1987, he had always plugged both during his signoff).
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Kim Seol-Ah marries him for his money and position, as she straightforwardly tells him, and abandons her family as the price of marrying into the elite. The Chairwoman’s sister, Hong Yoo-Ra (Na Young-hee), is a well-regarded and supremely honest judge, with two sons. The older, Goo Jun-Hwi (Kim Jae-Young), after completing military service and spending time abroad, joins Inter Marketing as a low level executive in the sports marketing department. He doesn’t let on that his cousin is the Vice Chairman and he manages to sustain this deception deep into the series, with comic effect within his department but not so comic in his dealings with Kim Cheong-Ah (it is never explained why it takes so long for Kim Cheong-Ah to find out, especially after Kim Seol-Ah returns home).
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In 1967, science fiction editor Arthur W. Saha applied the term "trekkies" when he saw a few fans of the first season of Star Trek: The Original Series wearing pointy ears at the 25th World Science Fiction Convention, on the day series creator Gene Roddenberry showed a print of "Amok Time" to the convention. Saha used the term in an interview with Pete Hamill that Hamill was conducting for TV Guide concerning the phenomenon of science fiction. And for those who think of themselves as "trekkers", the March 4, 1967 issue of TV Guide Magazine (the first cover appearance of the show), in the "Letters" section there is a letter from a female fan who describers herself as being a member of the Star Trek Underground Watcher's Society. In the letter, she implores her fellow "Trekkers" to not let on that they find the program to be intellectually stimulating, or it will get canceled for sure.
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