Sentence examples for gradually relinquished from inspiring English sources

The original idea, to restore the house back to its 18th-century condition, was gradually relinquished.

They demonstrated, observed and gradually relinquished responsibility to the students.

While he gradually relinquished leadership of the search efforts after November, he continued to supply information and said he had new leads.

Lee Bonar, trained at the University of Michigan, was appointed Instructor for 1922-23, becassociatedated with Holman in teaching plant physiology and general botany, and developed instruction in various phases of mycology (especially forest fungi) as this area was gradually relinquished by Setchell.

By extending their reach into a seemingly mundane aspect of life in the N.B.A. — nothing, after all, is more perfunctory than walking into work — the networks created a new channel of communication, player to fan, and, therefore, gradually relinquished a measure of their own power.

Lincoln, too, gradually relinquished his scepticism as he was obliged by the Civil War to make decisions affecting countless lives.

All but one of the Great Neck crew is engaged in radical protest against the war; several gradually relinquish their allegiance to nonviolence.

It seems to be mid-winter, and yet it is time to plant things — but my Anglo-Saxon blood is gradually relinquishing its seasonal cycle and I'm quite content to live in complete confusion, about seasons, fruits, languages, geography, everything..

According to classical physics, the orbiting electrons should radiate energy as electromagnetic rays, and so would gradually relinquish their orbits and spiral into the nucleus: the atom should rapidly decay.

Though it might be pretty fun for you and your friends to follow the party across England like storm chasers gradually relinquishing your sanity, we don't expect you to go to them all.

Every Arab King or Emir can gradually relinquish some of his power to a constructional monarchy where the king or the Emir remains not only the head of the state with the trappings of their positions but remains the Commander-in-Chief of the armed forces and has the final say on all major foreign policy issues.