Examples of using You let it go in English and their translations into Vietnamese
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Computer
Why would you let it go?
You let it go right on by!
It's when you let it go.
And if you let it go, you will certainly regret it later.
How could you let it go, if only a little bit?
If this sounds familiar to you, let it go.
But if you let it go,….
Before you let it go.
You had my love and then you let it go.
But if you let it go you will have it forever, real and eternal.
You get fearful if you let it go too long.
The first ship wehave seen since we have been here and you let it go by.
How can you let it go?
When things start to fall apart, or when you fail, you let it go. .
The problems start once you let it go to your head.
Whatever has just happened,you are no longer interested in it and you let it go.
If you let it go-“well I don't like him but I will say nothing”- what is this like?
Whenever the pain arises you may take a look and feel around a bit, but,not seeing the splinter, you let it go.
The wheel also doesn't spring back to center when you let it go, it just sort of lazily rolls back to straight.
And you let it go, and then right when you see the tail,you grab it by the tail, then you bring it back in.
You carry it with you, or you let it go.
But if each time hate arises you let it go by, then you will find that your mind becomes very sensitive without being sentimental; therefore it will know love.
In quantum theory, the world was thought about at an exceedingly small level and it was a strange field in which Newtonian mechanicssuch as an apple falling to the earth when you let it go did not apply.
One of the concerns about technology is that if you let it go where it wants to go, the technium will eat up the natural system.
If you let it go, you risk the person who stole(either on purpose or accidentally) your name getting benefit from the traffic you have worked to build, because that person might purchase the domain.
And if you let it go too long,you could be hit with a charge-off(the point, usually after six months without payment, at which the lender writes your account off as a loss), which stays on your credit report for seven years.