Sentence examples for time let up from inspiring English sources

The drop in the number of incidents suggests that the surge has had an effect, and British military commanders have argued now is not the time let up.

Mautz says that Red Work often is related to work you feel obligated to do, or have a hard time "letting up control" on, as well as work that you inherited and then continued to adopt without really being mindful about it.

"Every time you let up an error late in the game, it's huge," Davis said.

1. Are we getting close enough to "full employment" that it's time to let up on the gas?

The crew will have little time to let up because an unmanned Progress cargo craft is due at the station in mid-November with another 1,300 pounds of supplies.

But Ó Riordáin argued it is not time to let up the pressure on Trump.

"Now is not the time to let up," he told them.

The important thing is that The Times not let up on its reporting of the many ordinary lives still in chaos and danger — lives that are still far from true recovery.

Those collateral calls, which have been the subject of a series of articles by Gretchen Morgenson and Louise Story in The New York Times, didn't let up until that fateful weekend in September 2008, when A.I.G., on the brink of collapse, had to be rescued by the federal government.

His ideas are fabulous and he's very generous with his music-making, but you have to be on top of things at all times". "He never let up for a minute in rehearsal, he never let anything go," says Janet Baker.

It's a fascinating economic time and I doubt it will let up any time soon.