Sentence examples for like to relinquish from inspiring English sources

"School officials don't like to relinquish control".

Sigurdsson became head of the society in 1987, at which point one volunteer told him that he thought he would like to relinquish his post.

Institutional investors now manage more than two-fifths of American households' financial assets, twice as much as in 1980.Savers do not like to relinquish control of their savings for long periods, so increased liquidity makes it easier for firms to finance long-term investment.

You would think he may like to relinquish the gloves occasionally and chill out (metaphorically) down at third man, like a Tendulkar or a Boycott used to do, but he said: "I really enjoy being in the game for every single ball".

I wonder what it must be like to relinquish the comfort of the comedy tools that served him so well for so long and play average guys without quirks and tics.

Eric Stefani did not like to relinquish creative control to someone outside the band and eventually stopped recording or rehearsing.

The answer is yes, that looks like a fine thing to relinquish".

But lawmakers like Mr. Nelson are unlikely to relinquish their negotiating leverage voluntarily.

"It's so hard to relinquish something like that, because it's so real in your mind.

I guess I'm not used to a situation like this, where I have to relinquish so much control".

He caters to the famous and, like Patrick, is gradually brought to relinquish ambition in favor of authenticity.