Sentence examples for go of something from inspiring English sources

"Besides," he added, "it's great to let go of something when you really love it.

Its soft, almost pudgy flexed fingers curve inward, not quite touching, in a kind of Buddhistic gesture, as if they had just let go of something.

How do you let go of something of such intangible consequence, and at a time of your life when there tend to be more losses than wins?

But, "it's not easy to just let go of something that has felt like your self for many years," she writes.

"Nobody wants to let go of something that he's doing, so it took a little bit of effort on my part to come to terms with it," Mr. Neuendorf told the Observer.

You find yourself in a double-bind: you're constantly told that the chances of conceiving are maximised if you can relax and eliminate stress, but it's hard to let go of something so all-consuming, so elemental, as infertility.

Often when I'm working with clients there comes an a-ha moment where they realize that in order to accomplish their next big goal, they will have to let go of something- sometimes much more then one thing--to create space for their next big leap.

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Off they go, symbols of something that this region has not had a whole lot of.

So go think of something else to call Afrojack.

All organisms are going to die of something eventually.