Sentence examples for relinquish for from inspiring English sources

Others pointed to his carefully guarded image as a straight talking hardman that he was unlikely to relinquish for the duration of the presidential race.

I would be experiencing all the vaunted "quality of life" the north offers … and that so many young people relinquish for the daily hell that is a London commute.

Matt Kemp hit a two-run homer in the bottom of the first inning to put the Dodgers 2-1 in front, a lead they did not relinquish for the remainder of the match.

Mahmoud Abbas, the Palestinian president, wanted Annapolis to pin down some of the "core issues" of the two-state peace deal agreed at the non-binding 2001 Taba talks; issues such as the overall quantity (if not the exact borders) of the land Israel would relinquish for a Palestinian state.

But perhaps the best thing about an evening out at Dans le Noir? is the opportunity to relinquish for a moment all those stuffy table-manners you have upheld for so long.

Since I didn't have any Apple products to relinquish for my monthlong experiment, I used the time for a little introspection on why I dislike Apple products.

The father who must be relinquished for the sake of his child's art is not hers, but his.

In her first of several lies, she claims that April was conceived in a delirious one-night stand with Steve McQueen and relinquished for adoption after three days.

A coroner in Birmingham told old people to keep off the streets after dark, suggesting routine visits to the pub in the evening had to be relinquished for the war effort, as so many were killed when they stepped from pub into darkened street.

The rules say an abandonment loss is allowed only if "all rights in the security are permanently surrendered and relinquished for no consideration".

With the lead extended past 150, England were back in total control - a position they did not look like relinquishing for the rest of the day.