Sentence examples for renounced to from inspiring English sources

But McGrady is one of nine free agents who will probably have to be renounced to clear cap space.

On coming of age, he renounced to his eldest brother, Amaury, his claims on the family lands in return for the sole right to revive the Montfort claim to the English earldom of Leicester.

In Krzhizhanovsky's tales, relics of a future past, he transports readers back to the present he renounced, to a life that's "not-life, a gap in existence" — a place from which he sought refuge in fiction and dreams.

By that treaty France renounced to Great Britain all of mainland North America east of the Mississippi River (excluding New Orleans and environs); the West Indian islands of Grenada, Saint Vincent, Dominica, and Tobago; and all French conquests made since 1749 in India or in the East Indies.

I felt an effervescent magic inside me when I imagined a life dating girls, but I thought it meant I had to fully renounce the years I had spent dating terrible guys with Charles Bukowski collections and acoustic guitars (though they probably were best renounced, to be honest).

Moreover, Mexico renounced to its former IPR regime and retroactively recognized pharmaceutical and other patents, which according to Mexican law were not patentable.

Alternative configurations have been studied, allowing for correct ventilation without renouncing to the assistance advantages.

When using GMM, we renounce to have any information on size, as all the shapes are "averaged" and size information is left out of the Procrustes space.

I shall endeavor to urge upon all pretenders present to give up, to renounce, to detest, to hate, to abhor all their secret sins.

It may be hard to imagine that professional societies and scientific organizations can renounce to industry funding, especially in times, as the present, of financial shortage.

What would be the reason leading to one of the cells to renounce to its energetics and to the other to deliver ATP to its neighbor?