Sentence examples for let up that from inspiring English sources

The rain let up that afternoon.

The rebound he let up that led to Brayden Schenn's opening goal — what a way to score the first of an N.H.L. career — was forgivable, considering the bounce.

I could still see that gloomy impression on Aaron Heilman's face, seconds before he let up that most unbearable home run.

We didn't let up after that game or say that we got our one win.

The president has not let up, sounding that same theme in speech after speech.

Based on what is known so far about the A.M.D. settlement, there is no reason for Mr. Cuomo to let up in that lawsuit.

But he suggested the matter would never have arisen in talks between Russia and Syria "unless we had maintained a credible possibility of a military strike, and I don't think now is the time for us to let up on that".

Nobody believes that drug trafficking will let up now that the Zetas have been weakened.

They're like, 'Jenn, let up.' But that's what happens to companies.

Rose said that Coach Tom Thibodeau told them not to let up, adding that the Bulls "can't let down against teams like this, where we've got to come out and play aggressive and have an edge".

He had better not let up, given that the Department of Veterans Affairs, in the long slog through its own paperwork, is in some ways marching backward.