Sentence examples for be relinquishing from inspiring English sources
verb
To give up, abandon or retire from something. To trade away.
So now that you'll be relinquishing the C.E.O.
Unless he rattles in a silly one, he'll be relinquishing his share of the lead.
As she is acquiring her power, her husband will be relinquishing his.
The Irishman says that he now intends to move up to lightweight, but will not be relinquishing his featherweight strap.
In resigning his seat, Mr. Emanuel will be relinquishing a promising House career and aspirations to become speaker.
Hence, for all his winsome arrogance, he must forever be relinquishing even the most glorious of his recollections.
Where there's life, hope must never be relinquished.
I imagined that as soon as BMI was devoured and assimilated, its former home at Terminal 1 would be relinquished.
The father who must be relinquished for the sake of his child's art is not hers, but his.
Despite his relatively progressive views, he never allowed his family's firm hold on Nicaraguan politics to be relinquished.
This role can neither be relinquished nor outsourced.
