Sentence examples for So surrendering from inspiring English sources
And so, surrendering to the inevitable, I tumbled back down the trail to this cafe, which turned out to be a casual annex of a renowned Michelin-starred restaurant called Le Puits du Trésor — more promising still.
There are many bad things that happen in life and of course you cannot enjoy or be enthusiastic about them, so surrendering to what is a very powerful practice.
Marc Jacobs shrugs out ashamedly, so surrendered that he resembles an outtake from "Cops".
And the state treasurer is authorized and required, in lieu of the bonds, stocks, coupons, and interest orders so surrendered, to issue consolidated bonds and certificates of stock for fifty per cent. of the face value of valid material surrendered.
His poetic talent flourished early, but after joining the Jesuits in 1868 he was unable to reconcile his faith with his creativity and so surrendered all of his literary work to the flames.
In a culture in which people so willingly surrender so much privacy, it's hard to impose anonymity when emergency circumstances occur.
"It is your duty to agree upon a verdict if you can do so, without surrendering your conscientious opinion," Judge Hittner said.
Piazza said his problems were magnified because the Mets had generated scant offense, so even surrendering one extra base is crucial.
When General Charles Victoire Emmanuel Leclerc and his troops exited Haiti in 1803, they did so without surrendering.
You might ask: why would the Knicks trade Anthony after they worked so hard and surrendered so much to get him?
