We found 140 examples of how to use let go in an English sentence.
Sentences 126 to 140 of 140.
| # | Sentence | |
|---|---|---|
| 126. | Let go of my sleeve. | |
| 127. | Let go, Tom. | |
| 128. | When age regressing, people let go of stressful "grown-up" thoughts, and make themselves more dependent on a caregiver to make them feel safe. | |
| 129. | Learn to let go, that's the key to happiness. | |
| 130. | Let go outside and see what's going on. | |
| 131. | Don't let go of the rope until I tell you. | |
| 132. | Don't let go of the rope until I tell you to. | |
| 133. | Don't let go of the rope until I tell you that it's OK to do so. | |
| 134. | Let go of the door. | |
| 135. | Let go of the door or I swear I'll break your arm. | |
| 136. | "I'm not coming with you, Yanni." "Really? I'm gonna teach you a lesson, then." "Wait! What are you doing?" "Put the baby down!" "Let go of me! Help!" "I don't wanna harm the baby, so put him down!" "No! Help!" | |
| 137. | If you let go of the reins, the horse might run away. | |
| 138. | Tom hung onto me and wouldn't let go. | |
| 139. | If I'd known how hard it was to let go of your hand, I wouldn't have touched it. | |
| 140. | Let go of the past and give the future a chance. |