let-go

By contrast, I have never heard of any serius attempt to let-go a professor because they did not do their job.

Tenure and Non-Profits, Bryan Caplan | EconLog | Library of Economics and Liberty 2009

But we are somehow set free to face all that and live with it by the conviction that we are not 'let-go' of.

Faith, hope and charity in tomorrow's world 2010

I can't wait for the day that she has to let-go of the throne she is clinging and she is going to be bitter!

Obama picks up Texas superdelegate 2008

With a heart everywhere let-go, you don't come again to birth & aging.

A Verb for Nirvana by Thanissaro Bhikkhu William Harryman 2009

It has a seductive look, a compelling mood, a cast that could have been carved from a giant bar of Ivory soap, but zero grasp of the elastic optimism and vigor of the Kennedy years, the let-go spring of release after the constriction of the Eisenhower 50s.

Little Big Screen Wolcott, James 2008

Iraq, the Iraq '91 war; and there's been no let-go since that time.

Mohamed ElBaradei - Interview 2005

The internal debate surfaced in the scowl of her face and her hands resisted the let-go of the steel rails.

Their Dogs Came With Them Helena María Viramontes 2007

It is also the fear of let-go so typical of the up-tight, fascist, personality - from which the puritanical urge to hurt and punish others emerges.

DRUG POGROM - 2006

Sclazi, I hope you snarfed enough paper and pens before the big let-go.

Official PlayStation Magazine, RIP « Whatever 2006

Sclazi, I hope you snarfed enough paper and pens before the big let-go.

Official PlayStation Magazine, RIP « Whatever 2006