Sentence examples for would be relinquished from inspiring English sources

I imagined that as soon as BMI was devoured and assimilated, its former home at Terminal 1 would be relinquished.

Normally, upon completion of the new I-80 south of downtown, the old alignment over the Tower Bridge and through downtown would be relinquished.

To refuse it would be relinquishing one's duty as a Muslim towards a fellow human being and betraying the trust God has put into Muslims.

The Washington Wizards had a news release all but prepared yesterday announcing that Jordan, the team's head of basketball operations, would be relinquishing that position and returning to the game he dominated for most of the 1990's.

By Ben McGrath Several hours after the news broke, last Tuesday night, that Sheldon Silver would be relinquishing his post as the Speaker of the New York State Assembly, an e-mail arrived in these offices from someone calling himself Fake Sheldon Silver.

Several hours after the news broke, last Tuesday night, that Sheldon Silver would be relinquishing his post as the Speaker of the New York State Assembly, an e-mail arrived in these offices from someone calling himself Fake Sheldon Silver.

(Eric Schmidt announced he would be relinquishing his CEO post in January).

Frampton's manager Barry McGuigan confirmed that Frampton would be relinquishing the European and Commonwealth belts.

For Scott though, doing so -- especially with his backcourt -- would be relinquishing a portion of Bryant's responsibilities, something he's clearly not willing to do.

"When I signed up to be vice chair of the DNC, no one told me I would be relinquishing my freedom of speech and checking it at the door," the congresswoman told the Times.

In any case, busy investigators may oppose this not only because of the effort and resources required but also because they would be relinquishing exclusive access to their own raw data (and therefore the risk of being "scooped") for the possibility of future requests for reanalysis.