Sentence examples for Being relinquished from inspiring English sources
verb
To give up, abandon or retire from something. To trade away.
The assignment being relinquished is for Route 66, a private-label brand of jeans sold only in Kmart stores.
Wray has confirmed that he intends to buy the shares being relinquished by Remgro and its chairman, Johann Rupert.
He defeated state legislator Mike Kennedy in the GOP primary for the U.S. Senate seat being relinquished by Republican Orrin G. Hatch.
Auctioneers are inviting offers of about £35,000 for the moniker "Lordship of the Manor of Brighton", which is being relinquished by the eccentric retired boxer Chris Eubank after his bankruptcy.
They are said to have failed to live up to the required standard of revolutionary and religious zeal, leaving just eight runners deemed worthy of the mantle being relinquished by Mahmoud Ahmadinejad.
Laudrup insists Swansea's recent run of conceding late goals, with a potential Premier League win over Stoke also being relinquished in added time, is firmly behind them after the weekend victory over Fulham.
Furthermore, the Roman standard was relinquished to the Parthians3.
Where there's life, hope must never be relinquished.
Control was relinquished to Algeria, however, in 1968.
Freedom is relinquished more easily than it is reclaimed.
It is an authority that has never been relinquished.
