Sentence examples for have let up from inspiring English sources

The pace seems not to have let up.

The critics are full of praise, and the tabloids have let up on their needling.

Since then the Rangers seem to have let up in their ticketing campaign, Ms. Sheridan said, though she wouldn't say the battle was completely over.

And there is Pompeii, the world's most beautiful museum, a whipping boy for the Italian media and an international cause célèbre – in recent years the bad headlines don't seem to have let up.

In recent months, the authorities in Xinjiang have let up on some of the harsh security measures they took after the rioting — Internet services have been restored, for example — but officials here still believe they have plenty of reasons to be anxious.

Now we've got to decide, do we go and buy an air-conditioner for this crummy little bungalow?" Some parents are at least grateful that the rain appears to have let up just in time for the monumental summer investment of camp.

On my way in, the rain had let up.

The rain had let up by then.

"We've let up some pressures.

There is no sign that Charles has let up in recent years.

The rain had let up, and things were running smoothly and more or less on time.