Sentence examples for relinquish and from inspiring English sources

At some point you have to relinquish and go with the flow.

He must still reach an agreement on the amount of trading profits to relinquish and an appropriate fine, the securities commission said yesterday.

He says studio executives want total control over content, which he is unwilling to relinquish, and have little patience when it comes to letting a movie build its audience.

Murray was caught sleeping in the opening set as Djokovic surged into a lead he would not relinquish, and Murray admitted afterwards that he had "been here before" after suffering a fourth defeat at the hands of Djokovic in the final Down Under, with Murray's other loss coming against Roger Federer in2010.

"But when he told me why, and told me he'd talked to several different people about it that we both trust, then I was able to just relinquish and not be upset.... What made all the difference in the world is he cared about what I was feeling".

An early try from the wing JP Pietersen put the Springboks into a lead they would not relinquish, and with scrum-half Tomas Cubelli sin-binned early for a cynical penalty, fly-half Handre Pollard kept the scoreboard ticking with three further penalties.

First place was not relinquished and Liverpool claimed their first title in 17 years.

They, in turn, took over the market share that OPEC had relinquished, and prices continued to fall.

In 1646 Mughal forces occupied Badakhshān and Balkh, but in 1647 Balkh was relinquished, and attempts to reconquer it in 1649, 1652, and 1653 failed.

Facing an educational reality in which variability exceeds similarity, the goal of constructing a comprehensive educational theory was relinquished, and instead of searching for similarities, researchers favored examining the differences that distinguished one country from another.

These are the five dispositions: (1) Embracing care, (2) Resisting, (3) Reluctant acceptance, (4) Relinquishing and (5) Being overwhelmed.