How To Use Let loose In A Sentence
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Inevitably, you must wonder whether barbarism is the natural condition of man let loose, or the depraved state of man when corrupted by violence.
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She just hoped they would arrive before the ever-darkening clouds let loose with a soaking rain, sleet, or snow.
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We ended up in a hotel room that night and let loose the pent-up frustrations of our marriages.
The Sun
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Agincourt.] [Footnote IV. 16: _Their ragged curtains poorly are let loose, _] By their _ragged curtains_, are meant their colours.]
King Henry the Fifth Arranged for Representation at the Princess's Theatre
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Come evening and the nawabs and the well-heeled would climb atop the terraces of their sprawling ‘deodis’ and let loose their pigeons.
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Williams - disappointed and frustrated - was inspired to let loose a profanity he speaks about as often as he dines on barbecued yak.
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They stared at each other for a tense moment until the feline let loose a powerful roar.
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Just close your eyes and let loose your imagination.
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Kristen was well known for being a shopaholic and Tom didn't want to be anywhere near her when she was let loose in a mall.
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There was no disappointment, as the band let loose with jazzy groove that had people moving en masse.
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It's the first time I'm being let loose on the airwaves as a presenter!
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That deadly combination has let loose a wave of vengeance killings, tribal vendettas, mercenary kidnappings and thievery.
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A team of professionals were let loose on the project.
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Leaning out of the window, he let loose a stream of abuse.
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He let loose a stream of abuse.
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She still approaches her daily toilette with all the excitement of a seven-year-old let loose in her mum's make-up bag.
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For someone who won two awards for playing two different queens, it would've been nice to see her let loose with some unroyal charms.
Silly Prizes, Major Fun
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She let loose a stream of abuse.
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The assembled company was let loose on Edinburgh for the last time.
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In Nosferatu the Vampyre, thousands of rats were let loose in Delft and I don't know if they were all accounted for at the end.
Werner Herzog, a movie-making genius of performance art
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The Spaniards also let loose a big dog on shore which chased the terrified Arawaks and bit several of them savagely.
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United narrowly escaped going three behind when Kerr let loose from long range with his drive shaving the right-hand post.
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The allies let loose an intensive artillery bombardment over the border.
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She kittened and frivoled through the Reign of Terror with an archness that was commendable, though somewhat misplaced, and she let loose a lay figure labeled _Marie Antoinette_ that was designed to frame her own accomplishments.
Ainslee's, Vol. 15, No. 5, June 1905
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A while later I heard a young baby let loose with a blood-curdling primal scream that made my face turn pale.
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Someone let loose with a blood curdling rebel yell, and a woman tore off her shirt, and climbed astride her boyfriend's shoulders, waving her arms wildly over her head.
The Dead Goat Society
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He let loose a stream of abuse.
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From time to time, when they have ingurgitated too violent liquids, they revolt, and then they must be slaughtered, for once let loose they would act as a crazed stampeded herd.
Là-bas
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He turned round and let loose a torrent of abuse.
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The thumping, Morse code like bass-line harmonizes with the psychedelic guitars flawlessly to provide the right atmosphere to let loose and have a good time.
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Chickens of carpetbaggery let loose upon the South were coming home to roost at the North.
Marse Henry : an autobiography,
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Agincourt.] [Footnote IV. 16: _Their ragged curtains poorly are let loose, _] By their _ragged curtains_, are meant their colours.]
King Henry the Fifth Arranged for Representation at the Princess's Theatre
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He let loose a stream of abuse.
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In their most visible work, astronauts will let loose a retrievable satellite carrying a coffin-sized inflatable antenna.
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The sitting-room was long, and looked as if a child had been let loose with buckets of primary colours.
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Had Vine ever been let loose on the artistic gymnastics it's likely that something on a par with Finnegans Wake would have splurted from the gogglebox.
Wimbledon deafened by cacophony of body language | Harry Pearson
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The change from land to water, from narrow and stony streets to the wide, free outlook and uplook of a great river, the varied life of a crowded ferry-boat and of a busy harbor, the magnetic sympathies of a multitude let loose from toil and perforce at a stand-still for the time, -- all this insures a transition of mind as well as transfer of body.
Lippincott's Magazine, November 1885
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They undergo tough training before they are let loose on board but can they sail the vessel using limited technology?
The Sun
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They watched as Luke let loose his lariat, it flew through the air and wrapped around his intended target - his little sister.
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His world of irresponsible young men let loose in the playground of colonial Ireland set the tone for much of Anglo-Irish fiction, notably the ‘rollicking’ novels of Charles Lever who did not scruple to plagiarize him.
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It was great to see them let loose.
The Sun
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Chickens of carpetbaggery let loose upon the South were coming home to roost at the
Marse Henry, Complete An Autobiography
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Bid us and our posterity bow the knee, supplicate the friendship, and plow, and sow, and reap, to glut the avarice of the men who have let loose on us the dogs of war to riot in our blood and hunt us from the face of the earth?
Matthew Yglesias » What Theda Skocpol Said
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The allies let loose an intensive artillery bombardment over the border.
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The silent threat of violence hangs in the air and a bunch of lunatic architects were let loose with gallons of concrete in the 60's and 70's.
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I can't just let loose the way nonclassical players do," he admits over lunch at his hotel near Lincoln Center.
A Classicist in the Modern Age
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The two horses nickered and danced about, ready to be let loose upon the trading roads between the provinces.
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Whatever your partying preference, somewhere there is an island seemingly custom-made for you to let loose.
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playful children just let loose from school
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But Angelica never let loose of a subject until she'd squeezed out the last bit of blood and it needed a transfusion.
SUMMER OF SECRETS
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Oliver Neilson, 38, a DJ from Newent, Gloucestershire, who was shopping at the time, said: "There was a terrific bang and all hell was let loose.
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In vivid contrast, his recent composition "Double Sextet" -- which sets a live ensemble of strings, winds, keyboard and percussion against a digital recording of an identical ensemble in this case, a recording made by the new music group Eighth Blackbird -- let loose an orchestral range of expression tinged with an almost Bartókian angularity in the string writing.
Music review of Bang on a Can All-Stars at Strathmore Hall
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He cast a sidelong glance at Gertie, who let loose a little sob.
How to Flirt with A Naked Werewolf
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Let loose for his first full 90 minutes this week, in a reserve match against Montrose, he says he was refusing to be fettered by any constraints.
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The gossips were let loose on me which really disturbed my peace of mind.
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In their most visible work, astronauts will let loose a retrievable satellite carrying a coffin-sized inflatable antenna.
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Then ingenious arts entrepreneurs are let loose to do their best.
Times, Sunday Times
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The apparition of Catherine Seyton, which the page had let loose in the first moment of astonishment, vanished in darkness; but the plash of oars was heard, and, in a second or two, five or six harquebuses and a falconet were fired from the battlements of the castle successively, as if levelled at some object on the water.
The Abbot
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In a welcome burst of committed journalism, the press also let loose with a barrage of criticism.
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The pitcher wound up and let loose a fastball.
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But even if everybody in the country had eaten rabbit three times a day it wouldn't have made a dent in the rabbit population, which went on increasing until a specifically anti-rabbit disease called myxomatosis was let loose
BBC News | News Front Page | World Edition
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But with the party members being so mean and ungenerous, well… they'll have to let loose the dogs.
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He let loose with a short hiss of pain just as the crowd gasped and began running home as forks of lightning shot from the clouds above.
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He let loose the loudest hiccup I'd ever heard and took another swig of something or other from his canteen.
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Roy let loose with a burst that dropped the two men, then turned his weapon towards the trio covering Winger.
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Then ingenious arts entrepreneurs are let loose to do their best.
Times, Sunday Times
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He told a select committee that he anticipates "huge fusses" over cutbacks: "There'll be all hell let loose.
BBC delivers £2 to economy for every pound of licence fee, says Deloitte report
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There he let loose of her arm, and she started to flounce back inside; but before she had taken three steps, he said, `I love you, Annie.
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His throat gaped, his chest heaved, his eyes squeezed shut involuntarily, and then with a clamorous noise, he let loose a sneeze that put even the colossal thunder crashing in the sky above to shame.
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A university researcher is locked inside a lab as noxious fumes and rats for experimentation are let loose.
Times, Sunday Times
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What they have let loose is an almost indestructible creature that threatens everyone aboard.
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A few years ago, the USDA let loose thousands of leaf-eating Asian beetles in order to sic them on tamarisks, which die from the defoliation ...
What's Your Favorite Invasive Species?
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Whether it's on the slide, in the ball fountain or climbing around in the funhouse, kids of all ages will have a blast as they let loose in one of the funniest funhouses on the planet.
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The new monster let loose a familiar roar.
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And there was absolutely no reason why a single cancer cell should ever be let loose in any part of our body.
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The charity says electric prods and sharp sticks are used on the animals to make them more aggressive before being let loose.
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Even the family pet let loose in the countryside can cause great distress to sheep, including pregnant ewes and lambs.
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He defended freedom of speech on the ground that ‘though all the winds of doctrine were let loose to play upon the earth, so Truth be in the field, we do injuriously to misdoubt her strength.’
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Just close your eyes and let loose your imagination.
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It's one minute into August on the Tropic of Capricorn, & that means it's time to let loose issue fourteen of Otoliths.
OTOLITHS #14 IS LIVE AND ... WONDROUSLY GENEROUS!
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Charlemagne vouched for him, Charlemagne who was their oracle as grown-up brothers so often are, and they could let loose the exuberance of their puppydom without a fear that a sudden cuff would teach their youth that wild delights find an end in sorrow.
The Justice of the King
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Then ingenious arts entrepreneurs are let loose to do their best.
Times, Sunday Times
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They undergo tough training before they are let loose on board but can they sail the vessel using limited technology?
The Sun
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And I am glad to say that it was not an anticlimax, but more like being a child let loose in a sweet shop… the main problem being one of limited capacity and too much choice.
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It's not only the variety of brand, but a variety of designs and affordable price range that seems to have let loose a buying spree among the hep crowd.
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He went to Trinidad to do a show and when he was performing, let loose a stream of bad words.
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But the little children and dirt-pie manufacturers were presently succeeded by followers of a larger growth, and a number of lads and girls from the factory being let loose at this hour, joined the mob, and began laughing, jeering, hooting, and calling opprobrious names at the Frenchman.
The History of Pendennis
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In their most visible work, astronauts will let loose a retrievable satellite carrying a coffin-sized inflatable antenna.
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Then ingenious arts entrepreneurs are let loose to do their best.
Times, Sunday Times
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‘Even the unsuspected family pet let loose in the countryside can cause great distress to sheep, including pregnant ewes and lambs,’ he said.
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Im stickin to lead, just doesnt sound right to let loose an "EAT RUBBER!!" warcry
New Study: Rubber Slugs Deter Black Bears Better
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And hell, many people need booze to say hello to someone they like, so it's not surprising some of us need to be soused to let loose in bed.
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Next he let loose with the melodious song of the goldfinch and followed this closely with the ‘whew, whew, whew, ‘of the greater yellowlegs, a migratory wading bird.’
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Right as we got to the top near the exit door, Maggie let loose a banshee yell and fell backwards down the stairs.
ICED
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The dogs of the SWAT team were baying furiously, eager to be let loose at their victim.
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She let loose a string of four-letter words.
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It was great to see them let loose.
The Sun
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They have let loose their fecund imaginations on the facts of Barrie's life like a pack of hungry dogs.
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A participant in the drawing up of the constitution as a member of the constitutional convention, he now let loose a barrage of abuse against its opponents.
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Basically S&L's demanded to be let loose from tight regulation so they could persue profits in riskier loans but the gov't 'insurance' of the S&L's were not lifted.
Private Investment is Dangerous, Arnold Kling | EconLog | Library of Economics and Liberty
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But gaining in speed; and gaining on him, slicing toward him in a wide curvet like hounds let loose on the side of a meadow, and he the fox already moving broadly down its middle.
Son of a Witch
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In a welcome burst of committed journalism, the press also let loose with a barrage of criticism.
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Food of the Gods was let loose to wreak its powers of giantry upon the world.
The Food of the Gods and how it came to Earth
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The protective armor cowlings lifted up and the retros let loose with a thunderous blast that slowed the ship down a lot, but not enough.
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They love the subtropics and many are unsuitable to let loose in a home garden; unruly types like bougainvillea, cat's claw creeper, Jasminum polyanthum and potato vine run like rockets up the nearest tree if not regularly hacked back.
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She let loose a stream of abuse.
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Right as we got to the top near the exit door, Maggie let loose a banshee yell and fell backwards down the stairs.
ICED
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I hope that sanity prevails south of us – if this lunacy is let loose (and you know their names), please keep it on your side of the border.
Environment in '10 better than '94, says Barbour
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The allies let loose an intensive artillery bombardment over the border.
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Crondall carried you with him; for he dealt with men and things as he had brothered and known them, before ever he let loose, in a fiery peroration, that abstract idea of Empire patriotism which ruled his life.
The Message
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CEOs, like other executives, may see it as part of their job to have a few highballs at a business dinner or to let loose a bit at the company holiday party.
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A junior divemaster, Fredo hugged the entrance as if reluctant to let loose of it.
Impossible Places
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She let loose a string of four-letter words.
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Stunned, the CEO let loose a stream of expletives and walked out.
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The problem is, on screen I look like an unsavoury character let loose at the monument.
Times, Sunday Times
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It would be let loose from the top of the hill and we would all line up and let fire with our double barrels: bang!
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About to let loose a double rant, her brows shot up in surprise as he turned and pressed a finger to her lips to quiet her.
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let loose mines
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You can go back decades and pick whatever government action you want in demonstrating that the "people's right to peaceably assemble" is open to, uh, varying degrees of interpretation before the guys with guns on the public payroll let loose.
Some Thoughts on Jackbooted Thugs
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Her beautiful curls were let loose in a wild array of curls to heighten her aura of innocence.
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The Bishop hastily returned to the charge, endeavouring to persuade his little granddaughter that the "bogie" had really been "cook's black cat," generally condemned to the kitchen and blackbeetles, but occasionally let loose to roam the upper floors in search of nobler game.
The Case of Richard Meynell
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Opal laughed again and let loose a cannonade of bullets, all steel-tipped for the armor of the truck, and stood his ground as the truck continued to slew towards him.
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Naturally, the dress was removed in short order and the (now ecstatic) sprog was let loose to wreak havoc upon the house and garden.
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He stood there a while, leering drunkenly, until the woman noticed him and let loose a scream.
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The pitcher wound up and let loose a fastball.
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For this the mind has to be trained and not let loose.
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In December, at the World Cup draw, Australian officials let loose a whoop of delight when they were drawn in the same group as the defending champions.
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What might have been a by-the-numbers tale of overgrown frat-boys let loose in Vegas was also elevated by Zach Galifianakis 'turn as blank-gazed brother-in-law-in-waiting Alan, and some genuine moments of bushwhacking barminess reportedly based on the real-life experiences of a friend of one of the film's producers.
Will Hangover 2 cameo give Mel Gibson more headaches?
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The allies let loose an intensive artillery bombardment over the border.
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December 25, 2009 the Chinese let loose a barrage of nukes and strategic missiles on the combined fleets in the Chihli gulf.
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Across Asia, in our enthusiasm to subdue farm posts, we have unwittingly let loose a chemical war on all living things, including eagles and minivets.
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It was great to see them let loose.
The Sun
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She let loose a stream of abuse.
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Teenagers need a place to let loose.
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He was at last let loose in the kitchen.
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He turned round and let loose a torrent of abuse.
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After that, in the troubles of Stephen's reign, anarchy let loose tyranny in its most fearful form, and things were done which recall the cruelties of the old Spanish _conquistadores_ in America.
Historical Lectures and Essays
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Then ingenious arts entrepreneurs are let loose to do their best.
Times, Sunday Times
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These words pronounced bya Stinnes created the most incredible confusion; they were picked up atonce, and with amazing rapidity became the leitmotif of all the quacks andbig-mouths that since the revolution Fate has let loose on Germany in thecapacity of 'statesmen.'
Mein Kampf
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It was great to see them let loose.
The Sun
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The horse pricked its ears and let loose a shrill whinny, trotting to Robyn.
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Leaning out of the window, he let loose a stream of abuse.
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There he let loose of her arm, and she started to flounce back inside; but before she had taken three steps, he said, `I love you, Annie.
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It was great to see them let loose.
The Sun
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I felt my anger rising and tried vainly to quench it, the flames tickling me, begging to be let loose upon the man I now hated most.
