| Let go, for Shakespeare |
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| Nun had a way to release (6) |
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| Release, as from one's grip |
The Washington Post Sunday |
30 Jan 2022 |
| Release |
Eugene Sheffer |
15 Nov 2021 |
| Release from one’s clutches |
Wall Street Journal |
04 Sep 2021 |
| Physically let go |
The Guardian Speedy |
13 Dec 2020 |
| "__ me, you cad!" |
LA Times Daily |
08 Nov 2020 |
| '__ me, you cad!' |
The Washington Post |
08 Nov 2020 |
| "___ me, you ruffian!" |
Universal |
01 Sep 2019 |
| Release from one's clutches |
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| Release from one's clutches |
New York Times |
07 May 2019 |
| "___ me, you ruffian!" |
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| Release |
The Washington Post |
22 Mar 2018 |
| Release |
LA Times Daily |
22 Mar 2018 |
| Release of peacekeepers attracting applause |
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| Set loose |
USA Today |
23 Jun 2017 |
| Set loose |
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| Let go of secret after the German escapes |
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| Release |
Eugene Sheffer |
28 Mar 2015 |
| Release a foreign worker |
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| Boatman, uniform (Navy) on, gets release |
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| Let go of |
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| "___ me, you villain!" |
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| "__ me, you villain!" |
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| "__ me, you villain!" |
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| Start of a damsel's distressed demand |
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| Start of a damsel's distressed demand |
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| Hero's command to the villain, with "her" |
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| Set loose |
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| Let go |
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| Release |
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| Let go of |
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| Let go |
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| Let go |
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| Let go of |
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| "___ me, you villain!" |
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| "___ me, villain!" |
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| Release |
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| Let go |
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| Heroine's word to a villain |
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| "___ me, sir!" |
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| Let go of. |
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| Release. |
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| Let go. |
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