The phrase “let him loose” is correct and usable in written English.
It usually means to allow someone freedom of movement or speech. For example, “After years of confinement in solitary, the prisoner was finally let him loose.”.
Let him loose to be back in my arms again".
"We don't let him loose in practice," Connolly said.
"Motivate the user and let him loose in a wonderful place.
"It's time to let him loose in the shop anyway," Jurgen said.
So why would anyone let him loose on their country estate?
Perhaps the way to find the original monkey's appeal is to let him loose.
The Beeb have clearly forgiven him, however, bringing him back to 606 on Five Live in the summer and now letting him loose on the single most sensitive programme on air.
And if his career has seen him moulded by the crafty hands of Goldberg and his ilk, pairing him with popsters and letting him loose on mawkish standards, Bocelli has seized the opportunity offered by his 50th birthday and his worldwide success to declare, this is where I came from, this is what I admire, this is what I aspire to do.
Maybe the best way to realize Brooks is just to let him loose--that's why his appearances on talk shows are such giddy highs.
"The chance that you take is: Let's see what he does," said Todd Yasui, senior vice president for late-night programming at Fox. "You're going to get a good read on what he does by letting him loose".
Danilo Gallinari, Denver Nuggets 17.5 points (45.6% FG), 5.4 rebounds, 2.7 assists, 1.3 steals and 1.5 turnovers in 33.5 minutes per game The Nuggets have weaponized Gallinari by letting him loose in the open court, and the results have been spectacular.
