Sentence examples for should let up from inspiring English sources

"I think people should let up on Henry," Mayor Rudolph W. Giuliani said at a morning news conference yesterday after meeting with Mr. Stern before his City Council testimony.

And just minutes later, addressing workers at the Walker Machinery Company here about the economy and his campaign against terrorism, Mr. Bush returned to one of his favorite themes: that the government overregulates the economy and should let up on American companies so they are freer to act as they see fit.

He added: "With the economic situation in Iran approaching bankruptcy in many respects, if the pressure is working it shouldn't let up at this crucial point".

Finishing his final trip to Afghanistan as defense secretary on Monday, Robert M. Gates told troops there, "I think we shouldn't let up on the gas too much, at least for the next few months".

And the implicit message is one that would not have come as a surprise to a liberal Victorian: that we should never let up in the struggle for liberty against the stifling forces of conservatism.

The three released a statement after the end of the negotiations saying the U.S. should tighten the screws, not let up on Iran.

It doesn't let up, and neither should you.

The Lin phenomenon shows no sign of abating — Sports Illustrated is putting him on the cover for a second straight week — and Charles P. Pierce writes on Grantland.com that perhaps we should be letting up on the poor guy a bit.

Walton rarely let up on his idea that Miami Coach Pat Riley should not rest Alonzo Mourning at all.

"He should let people make up their minds".

"We should let them dig up the whole yard," Ms. Bowen said, "just to settle it once and for all".