Sentence examples for I could relinquish from inspiring English sources

So, today I had yet another epiphany and realized that, for the remaining 2 1/2 months I have here in Italy, I could keep traveling lightly and somewhat simply, and I could relinquish everything that is now in storage.

So, my wife and I made him a promise that he could relinquish some chores over the summer if he read every day.

Perhaps she could relinquish her pinnacle.

Mr. Kerry had dismissively raised the possibility that Syria could relinquish its chemical stockpiles if it wanted to avoid an American military response — a statement that the secretary's spokesman quickly said was only "rhetorical".

And Mr. Mubarak has continued to sound a stern uncompromising note in public, saying in an interview published during the weekend that no Arab or Muslim state could relinquish the traditional claim to Jerusalem and its holy sites.

McCartney has said part of the joy of making his first two solo albums was that he could relinquish the pressure of being a Beatle and just enjoy making music.

He reassured her that she had options and pleaded with her to go to a hospital, where she would remain anonymous and could relinquish her child if she wished.

Asked how the company could relinquish control, he said, "You tell me".

Additionally, it was also indicated that from the legal stand point of view (depending on jurisdictions) the family could relinquish all rights over the data by publicly sharing them.

Hiroshige's father, Gen'emon Andō, a hereditary retainer of the shōgun, was a fireman, and when he died, Hiroshige kept his modest post, eking out a living until he could relinquish the post to another member of the family and devote himself to art.

I could not relinquish that kind of comfort.