Sentence examples similar to letting of its from inspiring English sources

Now, at universities, it's letting go of its tight grip on brand messaging and allowing students to craft pitches.

Citi isn't completely letting go of its former unit from the outset.

A Starwood spokeswoman said the company was letting some of its properties reduce service levels.

None of those countries had, or has, the slightest intention of letting chunks of its land be chopped off to form another, rival, country.

America could not risk letting any of its prize equipment fall into Chinese hands.What will Taiwan actually get?

That, for instance, the England and Wales Cricket Board refused to let one of its employees be in it.

So it's willing to let go of its A and B licenses so long as it can have the new spectrum it wants.

Fincher stated that he sees title sequences as an opportunity to set the stage for the film, or to get an audience to let go of its preconceptions.

Although Blonde Redhead traded dissonance for consonance, it never let go of its intensity.

Until recently, the Government had insisted it would not let any of its big lenders fail.

At long last, America Online says it will soon let users of its two instant messaging services, AOL Instant Messenger (AIM) and ICQ, interoperate.