Sentence examples for first relinquished from inspiring English sources

Acquiring Your Replacement Property: Select and close on one or more of your identified replacement properties on or before the earlier of the following dates: a) 180 calendar days after the transfer of the title of your first relinquished property; or b) the due date of the tax return (including filing extensions) for the year in which your relinquished property closes.

But before Republicans retain control of the Senate, they must first relinquish it.

The Boehner brief makes the case for the Defense of Marriage Act in part by quoting a study by Diamond that said, "50 percent [of respondents] had changed their identity label more than once since first relinquishing their heterosexual identity".

After first relinquishing the party leadership, he resigned as prime minister in June 2010 and was replaced by Mari Kiviniemi, who had already succeeded him as Centre Party leader.

When Tampa Bay lost to the Yankees on Sunday on Alfonso Soriano's ninth-inning single, the Rays relinquished first place in the American League East to Boston.

The process, she suggests, is twofold: first you relinquish the thing you loved, then you relinquish the part of yourself that loved it.

Nibali held second place on stages 13 and 14, but Scarponi overtook him on Gardeccia, finishing a minute and a half better (only six seconds the lesser of Contador), and never relinquished second place.

In the first place, Labor relinquished the advantages of incumbency.

Venus Williams won in their first final and relinquished her crown to her sister the next year.

The day that Pauley left — December 29 , 1989 Todayay" relinquished first place to "Good Morning America," and did not reclaim it until 1994.

He relinquished first place with a three-putt bogey at No. 6, then failed to get up and down from in front of the seventh green.