Sentence examples for relinquish him from inspiring English sources

Ivan Nova would also intrigue teams, but as with Hughes, it would take a lot for the Yankees to relinquish him.

For months she had tried unsuccessfully to persuade the Miami relatives to give up the child even as negotiations repeatedly stalled over their refusal to relinquish him.

His father, a kosher butcher in Newark, Marcus recalls, had become "crazy with worry that his cherished only child was as unprepared for the hazards of life as anyone else entering manhood, crazy with the frightening discovery that a little boy grows up, grows tall, overshadows his parents, and that you can't keep him then, that you have to relinquish him to the world".

It was a personal struggle for her to relinquish him to his other wives (who he was fair in dividing his time for) and to the people.

If for any reason you have problems with or can't keep a dog you have adopted from rescue, always contact the rescue for help or to relinquish him back to the rescue.

(She did bring her toy poodle, Django, to the interview, although the restaurant's no-dogs-indoors policy ultimately meant relinquishing him to a publicist).

She detached her arm from his then, sadly but firmly relinquishing him, and turned and walked back in the direction of Bleecker Street.

When asked for an official opinion, Congress sided with Howe, who believed that command of the militia should be relinquished to him during such engagements.

After being lunged at, a police officer shot Anderson, which knocked him to the ground but did not make him relinquish the knife, Ellyard said.

("To be with someone who is stronger than you. To have him relinquish his strength").

All of which gives Iran's president unusual punch in threatening to resign unless the conservative institutions ranged against him relinquish some of their authority.