41.   The policeman had not let go of the stranger.

42.   She let go of the glass and the victim was cut by broken glass.

43.   Remember to stop and make sure you are well balanced before letting go of the zimmer frame.

44.   Strains of jazz throbbed and boomed overhead, muted by the open air and varying in volume with the capricious comings and going of the breeze from the lake.

45.   He let go of her hand, but it remained there, captured by the silk texture of his skin, by the warmth that radiated from him.

46.   He let go of her, leaned back against the door, and folded his arms over his chest.

47.   Nicolo let go of her and threw up his hands.

48.   Nicolo let go of her and dug into his pockets.

49.   He let go of her and slipped out from behind the wheel of the car.

50.   A coach full of tourists was approaching in the opposite direction, and he let go of her knee to brace both hands protectively against the padded facia.