let go of

He heard her, and tried to pull down the sail; but the wind would not let go of the broad canvas and the ropes had become tangled.

So the king let go of me, and begun to cuss that town and everybody in it.

I was so thoroughly the master of John Barleycorn I could take up with him or let go of him whenever I pleased, just as I had done all my life.

And as Apo, he let go of that primal anger and declined the arrogance of those who hold power.

However, she added that although she may feel such, she must be determined to let go of some of her shoes.

Chuckles of splendor can be heard in the air as leaves let go of their tree and soar in the breeze.

The point I'm making is that it's so hard to let go of something you love so much after a long time.

I watch people getting promoted - they celebrate the moment, but never let go of the fact that they did the job better than the one who replaced them in the now junior role.

We had to cut its head off to get it to let go of her face."

You have to learn to let go of those bad feelings and move forward," she wrote in the open letter for Huffington Post.

The police footage includes audio and shows a different angle as the man was repeatedly ordered to let go of an officer's arm.

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