Sentence examples for soon relinquish from inspiring English sources
He said he has spent the past year divesting from his businesses and will soon relinquish his title at Accountable Health.
His black tuxedo is adorned with an eye-catching medallion of merit and the grand master medal he will soon relinquish.
The cause of peace got a lift from another source on Sunday, when the Irish National Liberation Army, a once-feared splinter group of the Irish Republican Army, said it would renounce violence and suggested it might soon relinquish its weapons to disarmament officials.
But alas, Princess Victoria may soon relinquish her spot on our young, hot royals list.
It looks like "God's Plan" will soon relinquish control to Bebe Rexha and Florida Georgia Line's "Meant to Be," which has now been stuck in the runner-up position for three weeks, and which is still growing by some metrics.
This development should moderate the expectations of Assad's enemies that the regime will soon relinquish power.
Together with Theodor Aufrecht (1822 1907) he launched the Zeitschrift für vergleichende Sprachforschung ("Journal of Comparative Linguistic Research") in 1852, though Aufrecht soon relinquished his coeditorship.
Strom served as opposition leader for two years, but soon relinquished the position and did not seek re-election in 1975.
Linda's grandparents, thinking they were abetting Rena's habit by caring for her daughter, soon relinquished the child to the care of the Department of Social and Health Services.
"We've got to learn a lot from all this — not just the players and the federation but the journalists, too," said Mancini, who was soon to relinquish the captaincy.
After 47 years of leading Costa Mesa's acclaimed South Coast Repertory theater company, co-founders David Emmes and Martin Benson will soon finally relinquish their shared role of artistic director to Marc Masterson, an outsider from out of state.
