(Do I need him?) One man (Robert Swinston, in Cunningham's role), apparently supporting his partner (Emma Desjardins) with his hand as she holds a balance, lets go of her raised arm, places his other hand higher up that arm, lets go and places his first hand yet further up.
It all goes by very fast up there: quick, get the legs hooked over the bar; let go the arms; ignore the fact that your T-shirt is sliding off and the blood's rushing to your head.
Bring down your arm and let go of the yo-yo.
The animal bit through Mrs McAllister's winter coat, digging its teeth into her arm, and only let go when another woman repeatedly kicked it in the head.
This time he grabbed me by the arm, refusing to let go.
Just as important as the release itself is following through with your arm after you let go of the ball.
"Two gendarmes had him under the arms and they let go.
Police say Smith was armed, wouldn't let go of his gun after a traffic stop and ran from police.
Bite your partner, pinch her, grasp her tightly in your arms, don't let go, this might be the right time to take it to next level.
The dog latches on to Makhubele's arm and refuses to let go, even when swung from the ground.
A sallow man in dusty sandals named Ezra was having difficulty keeping his German shepherd, named Tarzan, in check; Tarzan had sunk his teeth into Rachmiel's arm and wouldn't let go.
