Sentence examples for quickly relinquished from inspiring English sources

Even as they made the playoffs, they quickly relinquished attention back to the Cubs, far more popular (their games average more than twice as many television viewers) and widely considered this year's better team.

For a while Djokovic looked groggy and quickly relinquished his 2-0 lead to the narrow-eyed Spaniard when Ferrer took a leaf out of his opponent's book and came up with a great drop shot.

This column had been wondering when it could expect Gary Lineker's principled resignation from the BBC's Match of the Day over Panorama's FIFA investigation, given that he so quickly relinquished his Mail on Sunday slot when that paper's Lord Triesman sting put England's 2018 World Cup bid in jeopardy.

She seizes the moral high ground, but quickly relinquishes it to her own emotional neediness.

It quickly relinquishes its status as a local road and becomes a two-lane rural highway called East Hampton Sag Harbor Turnpike, which leads to Sag Harbor.

It is not as though white Protestants relinquished power quickly or without reservation.

The U.N. would be more willing to help, officials said, if the United States were willing to more quickly, and sincerely, relinquish authority to an interim Iraqi government.

The police agency is in the process of relocating some of its staff to 110 Livingston Street in Brooklyn, the school system's former main office, but as the school year approached, it found itself in a battle over how quickly it was relinquishing rooms.

Your Social Security number cannot be reassigned to anyone else, but your relinquished phone number quickly can be reassigned to a stranger.

Aside from driving to San Francisco to protest the Iraq invasion, I quickly embraced the inevitability of these wars and relinquished their execution to the government.

But Logano quickly passed Kenseth to move back in front and never relinquished the lead.