Sentence examples for urge to let from inspiring English sources

Piggybacking on the college spring-break tradition, the practice began among private-school seniors around a decade ago, the school heads said, a consequence of the teenagers' urge to let off steam after the college race was done, their family's good financial fortune and childhoods where travel to exotic locales had become second nature.

"It's that urge to let something out.

He stifled the urge to let out a whoop.

What motivated at least a few of them was not the desire simply to be on the front page or lead the evening news, but a passionate urge to let the world know what was happening.

Looking down at the salade mixte of wannabe mime artists, the phalanxes of marauding Benelux au pair girls, the West Africans who had swum the Mediterranean to sell glass beads to the natives of the 16ème arrondissement, he may well have been gripped by the urge to let fly with a great red, white and blue-briny torrent.

Oliver's plan included resisting the urge to let things feel normal, and standing up for minorities, organizations and causes that will come under threat during a Trump administration. .

That is why loved ones of those without prepaid funerals are urged to let someone make arrangements on their behalf.

Consumers are being urged to let chicken go uneaten on supermarket shelves, to punish traders who have exploited a chicken shortage.

Alex Salmond has been urged to let go of "conspiracy theories" about why Scotland did not vote for independence and accept that he lost the referendum.

"The courts are being urged to let burglars go free, but one doddery and very frail old man is being kept in prison.

Toward pollution, the department had adopted a see-no-evil, smell-no-evil attitude, and when, in 1991, Gatto wanted to ticket a hospital and a prison for releasing raw sewage, he was urged to let it go.