Sentence examples for since relinquishing from inspiring English sources

Green, meanwhile, has slipped back to obscurity — long since relinquishing his "next big thing" crown (current incumbent — Christian Pulisic).

Since relinquishing his Bethnal Green and Bow seat and failing to win another east London constituency in 2010, Galloway has been searching for a way back into mainstream politics with his anti-war Respect party.

Ms. Seek's balanced yet heart-rending exploration of her growing sense of loss since relinquishing her son, and the relationship she has been allowed to build with him, put into words what I have come to believe: that adoption, for all its well-intended purposes and hoped-for outcomes, rarely comes without a ripple effect.

Friday's opener against Scotland will be only their third Test since relinquishing the top spot in the rankings, but with Meninga and the captain Cameron Smith both saying this week that the Kangaroos need to prioritise international rugby over club affairs, Australia appear the most dangerous of all four sides.

But since relinquishing the captaincy in March, Ponting has scored 293 runs in six Tests at an average of 26.

It was his best performance since relinquishing the captaincy last August to offer his side hope of back-to-back wins for the first time in Worcestershire's four separate seasons in Division One.

She has since relinquished her five Olympic medals.

Her cigarette habit, which she has since relinquished, seemed to signal either rebellion or bohemianism, both welcome traits.

It has since relinquished other opportunities to slow down the case and insists it wants a prompt decision.

The price of coffee, which rose in the days immediately after the agreement, has since relinquished some of that gain.

Ablett, who has since relinquished the Gold Coast captaincy, has declared he is wholly committed to the Suns but is no certainty to play on beyond 2017.