Sentence examples for from the relinquished from inspiring English sources

At the closing, your escrow or closing agent will disburse any net equity from the relinquished property to your exchange funds account and transfer the title directly to the buyer.

Families who accept the payments from the fund relinquish the right to sue the airlines, the Port Authority, which owned the World Trade Center, and any other domestic entity; in return, they are supposed to receive from the government compensation for their pain and suffering and for their economic losses.

In April 1901, dogged by a recurrence of ill-health and wearied by more complaints from the orchestra, Mahler relinquished the Philharmonic concerts conductorship.

The exchange administrator will disburse the net equity from your relinquished property to the escrow or closing agent's account.

With permission from the King, Byron relinquished control of the Tower.

The game was only 84 seconds old when the beleaguered Broncos conceded their first try, as Danny McGuire sent Singleton over with a grubber kick after the visitors relinquished possession from the kick-off.

The couple relinquished the idea.

In doing so, the program keeps animals from being relinquished to shelters, saving lives as well as the hundreds of dollars it typically costs a shelter to rehome a pet.

From that point, the Longhorns never relinquished the lead.

She was reelected to the House in 1972 and 1974 from the redrawn 20th district but relinquished the seat in 1976 to run for the Senate; she was defeated by Daniel P. Moynihan.

When Britain offered a three-month loan of the marbles to the Acropolis Museum last week on condition that Greece recognizes Britain's ownership, Mr. Samaras swiftly countered that Britain could borrow any masterpiece it wished from Greece if it relinquished ownership of the Parthenon sculptures.