Usage of "let go of" | TermGallery

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Release, as from one's grip.

Usage of let go of in English

Not all producers, however, want to let go of their water management. 
 Reuters 

He won't be allowed to let go of Captain Jack quite yet. 
 The Guardian 

Then she said, I wish you hadn't let go of my hand. 
 The Ocean at the End of the Lane 

It would be best, she decided, to let go of the subject. 
 Table for five 

Obeying the voice without question, Megan let go of her mother's wrist. 
 The blackstone chronicles 

But earlier today, she'd had to let go of that dream, too. 
 Twisted 

Bitharn nodded, and Albric let go of the impossible effort of speech. 
 The river kings' road 

And no way was she going to let go of his hand. 
 The Naked God 

They've become power-drunk and don't want to let go of that power. 
 The South African 

He let go of me, took my hand and led me outside. 
 The bay at midnight 

Thomas noticed he'd let go of Teresa's hand without thinking about it. 
 The Maze Runner 

She won't let go of me when I hug her good night. 
 I am number four 

Harper let go of Carol's hand as if at a physical shock. 
 The Fireman 

Just remember to let go of the button when you're done talking. 
 Wired 

Meanwhile, no one can let go of Barry Bonds' link to PEDs. 
 Ebony 

One neighbour said: The guy could never let go of the past. 
 News.com.au 

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Meanings of let go of in English