Sentence examples for relinquished after from inspiring English sources

Initially, the police refused to grant her a permit to set up her tent, but they relinquished after she came back with a television news crew.

He never won an Olympic title, he set only one individual world record (which he relinquished after barely six weeks) and he retired from running at the height of his powers when he was only 25.

Most apps are relinquished after under three days, with some not notwithstanding the 24-hour mark.

Although Kratos begins the game with Athena's Blades and the magic ability Poseidon's Rage (both at maximum power), the blade's power is reduced and the magic is relinquished after an encounter with Zeus.

Compression was relinquished after endotracheal instillation of 250 µl of virus/vehicle followed by 500 µl of air.

Tries from Junior Sa'u and Lance Hohaia and two goals from Marshall gave New Zealand control they never really looked like relinquishing after England, who were ponderous from the start, produced an error-strewn first half.

Rather, he was named as a favor to Mr. Lott when he was the majority leader, a post he was forced to relinquish after a political firestorm that followed a speech in which he lauded the 1948 presidential candidacy of Strom Thurmond, who supported segregation.

Earlier this year he was appointed the channel's deputy chairman, a role he will have to relinquish after taking up the director general post in March 2013.

Despite a personal fortune that gives him a huge advantage in elections, there was little clamoring among California Republicans for him to reprise a run for the Senate seat that Democrat Barbara Boxer will relinquish after the 2016 election.

De La Hoya was awarded the title again when Felix Trinidad relinquished it after beating David Reid for the super welterweight championship.

They recaptured the city in 1673, but relinquished it after about a year more or less in exchange for sugar-rich Suriname.