Sentence examples for he would relinquish from inspiring English sources

He would relinquish no tool to exhibit it.

He promised that once full constitutional democracy was established, he would relinquish these powers.

Mr. Webb said he would relinquish 90percentt of his previous daily responsibilities while overseeing the merger.

The pope himself has never given any indication that he would relinquish his post before his death.

Should he run, he said, he would relinquish control of his company to three of his children, Donald, Eric and Ivanka, who have worked with him for years.

Siegler announced on Monday that he would relinquish his desk at the venture capital blog TechCrunch and join his former boss, Michael Arrington, in the industry.

Those jarring three seconds of his flight would be the only ones when he'd relinquish control.

At first, he'd intended to keep their place in Redding — she'd got their apartment and the Florida bungalow they'd hardly ever gone to — but that, too, he'd relinquished, along with Pet, his dog Pet, never to see him again, not even when he went to get Timothy, because she always had the dog shut in another room.

Eichmann was, I mention, an avowed Zionist: his solution of choice would have been an entirely new land, outside Europe, for all Jews: it was only after 1942, and Wannsee, and after he'd relinquished his deluded fantasy of transporting all Jews to Madagascar, that he was given responsibility for otherwise expediting matters.

Her father, Dusten Brown, is a member of the Cherokee nation, but he'd relinquished parental rights to her mother, who is not.

He had four skinny pit bulls chained up behind his trailer, all of them panting and thrilled for some attention, and the agents were here to give Steve some bags of dog food and to find out what he was actually feeding them, since the dogs he'd relinquished had always been malnourished.