Sentence examples for going to relinquish from inspiring English sources

Whatever happens, Mr Estrada is not going to relinquish office.

"No one is going to relinquish control over money".

Anyway, Widdecombe wasn't going to relinquish control of her evening that easily.

From 2-1 up, Rovers, with their renowned Cup spirit, were never going to relinquish it.

And I wasn't going to relinquish the tape especially since it included other interviews I had conducted in New Orleans.

"We're not going to relinquish all risk of contamination, but these steps will make us think more about what we can do to reduce it," Mr. Taylor said.

Get your grades up as high as they can go to relinquish this worry before it even comes up.

Insiders and the rich aren't going to happily relinquish their power and perquisites, and hand them to outsiders and the non-rich.

Is the military going to easily relinquish it?

I can't be that fighting champion and I'm going to have to relinquish the Universal Championship," Reigns said.

Once you get in a position of power, you are not going to want to relinquish that power because it's a source of wealth -- corrupt wealth -- but nonetheless, it allows you to improve not only yourself, but also your family and extended family to improve your financial lot. .