Sentence examples for relent with from inspiring English sources

This week, we relent with a movies question.

The Huddersfield winger Jermaine McGillvary, Super League's top tryscorer in 2015, could come in on the right wing for Joe Burgess, while McNamara will definitely relent with his faith in the young Wigan half-back George Williams at the expense of his club team-mate Matty Smith.

The bishop relents, with a caveat.

"Right on," she relented with what was unmistakably the ghost of a smile.

Later she relents with Ben, but they sink out of sight along with the sunset.

Fans clamored for their original leader; Banks relented with a carefully worded volte-face.

They relented, with the caveat that if the Series ended after four games "his vacation will be cut short".

His campaign of ire hasn't relented with quite the withering speed of his influence over the years.

In 1955, he won a lawsuit against The Tribune for libel, and the State Department finally relented with a passport.

Terror attacks have barely relented, with state-backed militias running riot, and first al-Qaida in Iraq and then Islamic State unleashing murderous savagery.

The young man and woman both relented, with the casual assumption that they would just please their parents "and that would be the end of it," Mrs. Khubani said.