Sentence examples for prepared to let go from inspiring English sources

To that extent, he is prepared to let go, at least a little.

To begin with, it's not clear that the Home Office is prepared to let go control of police funding.

It's a substantial tax and the government isn't prepared to let go of it, irrespective of its impact on retailers".

But he's already got a pile of money and he hasn't been prepared to let go of the sport".

The devolution deals signed with Greater Manchester and other city regions showed Osborne was serious, he insisted: "I just see an opportunity, of London prepared to let go.

But London seems prepared to let go and leadership in the north is grabbing the opportunity … It feels pretty real to me".

He is not alone, he said, in focusing on a question central to the project: "If I let go of my stuff, how do I define myself?" As Mr. Premo prepares to let go of his belongings, he does not quite know what oblivion will look like.

The doctors later told us Bella was incompatible with life and to prepare to let go.

"But if Craig decides he is going to leave Liverpool and Liverpool are prepared to let him go, then clearly we'd love to talk to him".

After a year's foundation course, she went to study fashion and textiles at Birmingham, "the farthest south my parents were prepared to let me go.

"But as an auctioneer I'm ripping my hair out that he's prepared to let it go to the right home for just £3,000 when it would probably fetch five times that were it to go under the hammer".