let loose

The president is definitely alive and sounded like his normal self, which is to say he let loose a bunch of lies, strange fantasies and well-worn rants.

So through the back door, Juliet and her traveling companions sashay as the production erupts in “Blow,” the Kesha song that encourages everyone to get their drink on and let loose.

"It's just whether we trust it to be let loose on the roads. And there's obviously bureaucratic hurdles in the way and red tape."

When I was 18, I was let loose on a local magazine’s website — specifically, the food section — and told to follow my curiosity.

Thirty years ago today Pulp let loose their biggest hit.