Sentence examples for letup on from inspiring English sources

There is not a lot of letup on this course".

Elsewhere in Britain, weather-related misery showed little letup on Tuesday, with widespread ice disrupting travel plans and pre-Christmas deliveries.

This may be due to his iconoclastic compositional practices: the decentralized action, the letup on will, on here's-what-this-means.

[C4.] Spitzer Vows No Letup on Inquiries The announcement by Eliot Spitzer that he will run for governor of New York had Wall Street executives cracking jokes, but Mr. Spitzer said he would not let up on current inquiries.

The European Commission president, Jean-Claude Juncker, told an Austrian newspaper on Sunday that there would be no letup on federalising Europe; no national opt-outs from the stagnation economics administered from Brussels.

There will be no letup for the storm-hit south-east of England as it prepares to face further heavy downpours on New Year's Day.

I interviewed a few of the specialists who worked on the project about their selections, and the growing interest in collecting Japanese photo books, especially in the U.S. "From my perspective, photo-book publishing in Japan has been going strong and without letup for the past six decades," I.C.P.'s curator, Christopher Phillips, told me.

Despite the hints of a thaw, there was no overall letup in the violence on Tuesday.

It is now in its 15th month, with no sign of a letup despite the televised appeal on Sunday by Yasir Arafat, the Palestinian Authority chairman, for a halt to suicide bombings and other armed activities against Israelis.

There was no sign of a letup in the week's violence on Saturday.

"Charlie Hebdo and the 'Clash of Civilizations,' " by John Cassidy: In the hours after the news broke, some were busy citing the killings as confirmation that there should be no letup in the so-called war on terror.